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SharePoint Site Population Script for Testing

  • 아티클

Summary

The following script will create and populate data in a SharePoint Farm for testing.

What does the Script do?

  1. Create a new web application, with a new web application pool.
  2. Create new database and associate it with the new web application.
  3. Update the local HOSTS file to make the new site accessible from the server.
  4. Create a Root Site in the new web application.
  5. Create a Test document and store it in the local temp folder.
  6. Populate the default "Document Library" in the root site with the number of documents specified.
  7. Create new lists in the root site based on the number of lists specified.
  8. Populate each list in the root site with the number of items specified.
  9. Create new sub sites based on the amount specified.
  10. Populate the default "Document Library" in all sub sites with the number of documents specified.
  11. Create new lists in each sub site based on the number of lists specified.
  12. Populate each list in all sub sites with the number of items specified.

Important Notes:

  • Since this script will update your local HOSTS file you will need to run PowerShell as Administrator.
  • DisableLoopBackCheck may be required if you access the site locally from the server.

reg.exe add HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa /v DisableLoopBackCheck /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f

Example:

How many Sites should be created?: 1
How many Lists should be created?: 2
How many Items in each list?: 5
How many Documents should be created?: 5
Specify the full URL of the new SharePoint Site, without https://. Example: contoso, contoso.local or www.contoso.com: sptest2
Enter your SQL Server Name: michlee-sql
Name of the new Content DB: sptest2_content_db
Enter the SP Managed Account. Example: contoso\spadmin: mylab\spservice
Enter a name for the new Web App: SPTest2 Web App
Enter a name for the new AppPool: sptest2apppool
The new Web Application sptest2 is being created. Please stand by... The new Content Database sptest2_content_db is being created. Please stand by... Id : eb6f2c05-e7d8-491a-9b6f-0a17b2624c65
Name : sptest2_content_db
WebApplication : SPWebApplication Name=SPTest2 Web App
Server : michlee-sql
CurrentSiteCount : 0
127.0.0.1 sptest2
The new Root Site https://sptest2 is being created. Please stand by... Creating document: /Shared Documents/TestDocument1.csv ... Creating document: /Shared Documents/TestDocument2.csv ... Creating document: /Shared Documents/TestDocument3.csv ... Creating document: /Shared Documents/TestDocument4.csv ... Creating document: /Shared Documents/TestDocument5.csv ... Guid : 5dd9162c-08bd-4fd1-8079-6c3e106386c8
################################## List 1 created in https://sptest2/ ################################# Item: 1 created in list: 1 ################################ Item: 2 created in list: 1 ################################ Item: 3 created in list: 1 ################################ Item: 4 created in list: 1 ################################ Item: 5 created in list: 1 ################################ Guid : c81edcd1-71d4-427a-8cd6-a0015a712149
################################## List 2 created in https://sptest2/ ################################## Item: 1 created in list: 2 ################################ Item: 2 created in list: 2 ################################ Item: 3 created in list: 2 ################################ Item: 4 created in list: 2 ################################ Item: 5 created in list: 2 ################################ #################### Creating Sub Site 1 #################### Creating document: /1/Shared Documents/TestDocument1.csv ... Creating document: /1/Shared Documents/TestDocument2.csv ... Creating document: /1/Shared Documents/TestDocument3.csv ... Creating document: /1/Shared Documents/TestDocument4.csv ... Creating document: /1/Shared Documents/TestDocument5.csv ... Guid : 585c9288-d72a-472d-8532-5a3139537777
################################## List 1 created in https://sptest2/1 ################################## Item: 1 created in list: 1 ################################ Item: 2 created in list: 1 ################################ Item: 3 created in list: 1 ################################ Item: 4 created in list: 1 ################################ Item: 5 created in list: 1 ################################ Guid : a49c9124-de8f-4174-bd12-3958ec1fd62b
################################### List 2 created in https://sptest2/1 ################################### Item: 1 created in list: 2 ################################ Item: 2 created in list: 2 ################################ Item: 3 created in list: 2 ################################ Item: 4 created in list: 2 ################################ Item: 5 created in list: 2 ################################ ########################################## Your Site population script has completed! ##########################################

 

The Script

 # Check to ensure Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell is loaded 
 $snapin = Get-PSSnapin | Where-Object {$_.Name -eq 'Microsoft.SharePoint.Powershell'}
 if ($snapin -eq $null) {
 Write-Host "Loading SharePoint Powershell Snapin"
 Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.Powershell
 }
 
#Script Parameters
$sitecount = (Read-Host "How many Sites should be created?")
$listcount = (Read-Host "How many Lists should be created?")
$itemcount = (Read-Host "How many Items in each list?")
$doccount = (Read-Host "How many Documents should be created?")
$url = (Read-Host "Specify the full URL of the new SharePoint Site, without https://. Example: contoso, contoso.local or www.contoso.com")
$sqlsvr = (Read-Host "Enter your SQL Server Name")
$sqldb = (Read-Host "Name of the new Content DB")
$sitowner = (Read-Host "Enter the SP Managed Account. Example: contoso\spadmin")
$sitename = (Read-Host "Enter a name for the new Web App")
$apppool = (Read-Host "Enter a name for the new AppPool")
$is2010 = (Read-Host "Is this a 2010 Farm Y/N?")
 
#Adding 2010 capability
if ($is2010 -eq "Y"){
$docLibraryName = "Shared Documents"
}

if ($is2010 -eq "N"){
$docLibraryName = "Documents"
}

#Static Settings
$sourceDocumentPath = "$env:TEMP\temp\TestDocument.csv"
$newFilenamePrefix = "TestDocument"
$newFilenameExtension = ".csv"
$hostsfile = "$env:windir\System32\drivers\etc\hosts"
$spaccount = (Get-SPManagedAccount $sitonwer)
$user2 = whoami
 
#Create the new web app
 Write-Host "The new Web Application $url is being created. Please stand by..." -ForegroundColor Green
 $site = "https://" + $url
 $ap = New-SPAuthenticationProvider
 $webapp = New-SPWebApplication -Name $sitename -URL $site -HostHeader $url -Port 80 -ApplicationPool $apppool -ApplicationPoolAccount $spaccount -AuthenticationProvider $ap
 
#Create a new Content Database
 Write-Host "The new Content Database $sqldb is being created. Please stand by..." -ForegroundColor Yellow
 New-SPContentDatabase $sqldb -DatabaseServer $sqlsvr -WebApplication $webapp
 
#This will update your HOSTS file with the named used in the URL so the site is accessible from the server
 #Note: This will require that PowerShell runs in elevated mode
 "127.0.0.1 $url" | Add-Content -PassThru $hostsfile
 
#Create Root Site
 Write-Host "The new Root Site $site is being created. Please stand by..." -ForegroundColor Yellow
 $SiteTemplate = "STS#0"
 $Language = 1033
 New-SPSite -Url $site -OwnerAlias $sitowner -SecondaryOwnerAlias $user2 -Template $SiteTemplate -Language $Language
 
#Test file creation
 #make a new folder if it does not exist
 $TARGETDIR = "$env:TEMP\temp"
 if(!(Test-Path -Path $env:TEMP\temp)){
 New-Item -ItemType directory -Path $TARGETDIR
 }
 
dir | export-csv "$env:TEMP\temp\TestDocument.csv"
 
##################################
#Root WEB Creation and Population#
##################################
 
#defining WEB
 $web = Get-SPWeb $site
 
#Create Documents
 $docLibrary = $web.Lists[$docLibraryName]
 $docLibraryUrl = $docLibrary.RootFolder.ServerRelativeUrl
 $folderPathWithinDocLibrary = ""
 $uploadfolder = $web.getfolder($docLibraryUrl + $folderPathWithinDocLibrary)
 
#Open file
 $file = get-item $sourceDocumentPath
 $fileStream = ([System.IO.FileInfo] (Get-Item $file.FullName)).OpenRead()
 
#Starting loop create docs in Root Library
 for($d=1; $d -le $doccount; $d++)
 {
 $newFilePath = $docLibraryUrl + $folderPathWithinDocLibrary + "/" + $newFilenamePrefix+$d+$newFilenameExtension
 write-host "Creating document: $newFilePath ..." -ForegroundColor Yellow
 $spFile = $uploadfolder.Files.Add($newFilePath, [System.IO.Stream]$fileStream, $true)
 }
 
#Start Loop for List creation based on $listcount in ROOT Library
 for($l=1; $l -le $listcount; $l++)
 
#Create the Lists
 {
 $ListTemplate = $web.ListTemplates["Custom List"]
 $web.Lists.Add("List $l","List $l",$listTemplate)
 Write-Host "####################################" -ForegroundColor Green
 write-host "List $l created in $site" -ForegroundColor Green
 Write-Host "####################################" -ForegroundColor Green
 
# While creating lists put new items in it based on the $itemcount
 if ($l -le $listcount )
 
{
 #Start Loop for List Item creation in ROOT Library
 for ($i=1; $i -le $itemcount; $i++)
 
{
 #Create List Item
 $list = $web.Lists["List $l"]
 $newItem = $list.AddItem()
 $newItem["Title"] = "Item $i"
 $newItem.Update()
 write-host "Item: $i created in list: $l" -ForegroundColor Yellow
 Write-Host "##############################" -ForegroundColor Yellow
 }}}
 
#################################
#Sub WEB Creation and Population#
#################################
 
#Start Loop for site creation
 for($s=1; $s -le $sitecount ; $s++)
 {
 $SiteUrl = ""
 $SiteUrl = $Site + "/"
 $SiteUrl = $SiteUrl += $s
 
#Create Webs based on $sitecount
 Write-Host "####################" -ForegroundColor Yellow
 Write-Host "Creating Sub Site $s" -ForegroundColor Yellow
 Write-Host "####################" -ForegroundColor Yellow
 
New-SPWeb $SiteUrl -Template $SiteTemplate -Name $s -UseParentTopNav -Language $Language
 $web = Get-SPWeb $SiteUrl
 
#Create Documents
 $docLibrary = $web.Lists[$docLibraryName]
 $docLibraryUrl = $docLibrary.RootFolder.ServerRelativeUrl
 $folderPathWithinDocLibrary = ""
 $uploadfolder = $web.getfolder($docLibraryUrl + $folderPathWithinDocLibrary)
 
#Open file
 $file = get-item $sourceDocumentPath
 $fileStream = ([System.IO.FileInfo] (Get-Item $file.FullName)).OpenRead()
 
#Starting loop to create docs in Library
 for($d=1; $d -le $doccount; $d++)
 {
 $newFilePath = $docLibraryUrl + $folderPathWithinDocLibrary + "/" + $newFilenamePrefix+$d+$newFilenameExtension
 write-host "Creating document: $newFilePath ..." -ForegroundColor Yellow
 $spFile = $uploadfolder.Files.Add($newFilePath, [System.IO.Stream]$fileStream, $true)
 }
 
#Start Loop for List creation based on $listcount
 for($l=1; $l -le $listcount; $l++)
 
#Create the Lists
 {
 $ListTemplate = $web.ListTemplates["Custom List"]
 $web.Lists.Add("List $l","List $l",$listTemplate)
 
Write-Host "########################################" -ForegroundColor Green
write-host "List $l created in $SiteUrl" -ForegroundColor Green
Write-Host "########################################" -ForegroundColor Green
 
#Populate list items based on the $itemcount
 if ($l -le $listcount )
 
{
 #Start Loop for List Item creation
 for ($i=1; $i -le $itemcount; $i++)
 
 {
 #Create List Item
 $list = $web.Lists["List $l"]
 $newItem = $list.AddItem()
 $newItem["Title"] = "Item $i"
 $newItem.Update()
 write-host "Item: $i created in list: $l" -ForegroundColor Yellow
 Write-Host "################################" -ForegroundColor Yellow
 }}}}
 
#Close file stream
 $fileStream.Close()
 
#Dispose web
 $web.Dispose()
 
Write-Host "##########################################" -ForegroundColor Green
write-host "Your Site population script has completed!" -ForegroundColor Green
Write-Host "##########################################" -ForegroundColor Green

Comments

  • Anonymous
    February 06, 2018
    Great article. This is the dream script for people planning to do capacity tests.
    • Anonymous
      February 06, 2018
      Thanks Rodney!
  • Anonymous
    February 15, 2018
    Great script Mike! I borrowed part of this to populate a SPWeb I have to create 1000 lists, with 2000 items per list ( so 2 million items ). I need it to test some search functionality.. I did a little tweaking to add Fields to the List and also add those fields to the default View. I also broke it out a bit to populate each item with unique values across fields.. this saved me quite a bit of time!
    • Anonymous
      February 16, 2018
      Great...glad it helped! Share your modifications :)
      • Anonymous
        February 16, 2018
        The comment has been removed
        • Anonymous
          February 16, 2018
          Perfect Thanks!
  • Anonymous
    February 21, 2018
    Great Article Mike..Script is very helpful for load testing and capacity planning.........
  • Anonymous
    February 06, 2019
    Greate :)