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SharePoint Workflows Inventory Report using PowerShell

This is a PowerShell version to find all workflows deployed in the SharePoint environment to generate the workflows Inventory report.

Basically, this script iterates through all site collections-sites-List objects to fetch workflow data such as: Workflow Name, Running instances, etc.

#For SharePoint 2007 Compatibility
[void][System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("Microsoft.SharePoint")
 
Function global:Get-SPWebApplication($WebAppURL)
{
 return [Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPWebApplication]::Lookup($WebAppURL)
}
 
#Function to Get the workflow inventory for the entire web application
function Get-WorkflowInventory([string] $WebAppURL)
{
    #Get the Web Application URL
    $WebApp = Get-SPWebApplication $WebAppURL 
  
    #Iterate through each site collection
    foreach ($Site in $WebApp.Sites)
          {                             
                #Loop through each site    
                foreach ($Web in $Site.AllWebs)
                   {
                    #Loop through each list
                    foreach ($List in $Web.Lists)
                      {
                         # Leave hidden Lists and Libraries
                         if($List.Hidden -eq $false)
                         {
                            foreach ($WorkflowAssociation in $List.WorkflowAssociations)
                            {
                                #Leave the "Previous Versions"
                                if($WorkflowAssociation.Name.Contains("Previous Version") -eq $false)
                                    {
                                       $data = @{
                                        "Site" = $Site.Rootweb.Title
                                        "Web" = $Web.Title
                                        "Web URL" = $Web.Url
                                        "List Name" = $List.Title
                                        "List URL" $Web.Url+"/"+$List.RootFolder.Url
                                        "Workflow Name" = $WorkflowAssociation.Name
                                        "Running Instances" = $WorkflowAssociation.RunningInstances
                                        }
                                         
                                        #Create a object
                                        New-Object PSObject -Property $data
                                    }
                              }
                          }                   
                    }
                     $Web.Dispose()                 
                }
                $Site.Dispose()                  
    }
}
 
#call the function


Get-WorkflowInventory "http://sharepoint.crescent.com" | Export-Csv -NoTypeInformation -Path D:\Reports\WorkflowInventory.csv
 
write-host "Workflows Inventory report has been generated successfully!"






Fuente: http://www.sharepointdiary.com/2013/07/sharepoint-workflows-inventory-report.html

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