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I have done something similar recently. The most reliable way to do this is to use a SPSiteDataQuery and search thereby whole Site for all Items. Using a PowerShell ScriptPowerShell Script you can execute this query and retrieve the latest changed Items, Documents, Webs etc. per Site oder per SiteCollection.

I have done something similar recently. The most reliable way to do this is to use a SPSiteDataQuery and search thereby whole Site for all Items. Using a PowerShell Script you can execute this query and retrieve the latest changed Items, Documents, Webs etc. per Site oder per SiteCollection.

I have done something similar recently. The most reliable way to do this is to use a SPSiteDataQuery and search thereby whole Site for all Items. Using a PowerShell Script you can execute this query and retrieve the latest changed Items, Documents, Webs etc. per Site oder per SiteCollection.

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I have done something similar recently. The most reliable way to do this is to use a SPSiteDataQuery and search thereby whole Site for all Items. Using a PowerShell Script you can execute this query and retrieve the latest changed Items, Documents, Webs etc. per Site oder per SiteCollection.