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Powershell : Get count of site collections in Webapplication

 

This power shell script will get the count of all site collections in a sharepoint web-application.The same functionality can also be achieved using C#(c sharp) or using the GUI of central administration. But if you need a quick answer power shell is always handy.

param($Site,$FilePath)
   
Add-PSSnapin microsoft.sharepoint.powershell -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
   
function GenerateAllSitecollectionsCountInWebapplication ($url)
{
    write-host "Extracting the count of site collections in web application....." -foregroundcolor black
    try
      {
         $Site=Get-SPSite $url        
         $spWebApp = $Site.WebApplication
         write-host Total count in $url is   $Site.WebApplication.Sites.Count -foregroundcolor red
      }
   catch
      {
          write-host "Unable to Extract Sitecollection count .."  -foregroundcolor red
          break
      }
}  
GenerateAllSitecollectionsCountInWebapplication -Url "www.yoursite.com"

Fuente: http://sharepointhangout.com/powershell-get-count-of-site-collections-in-webapplication/

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