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select RecordID, upf.UserID, NTName, PreferredName, Email from userprofile_full upf (nolock)

left join Profile_SearchUserTable sut (nolock) on sut.UserID = upf.RecordID

where upf.bDeleted = 0

and sut.UserID is null

<#

#This script is provided as-is with no warranties expressed or implied. Use at your own risk.

.DESCRIPTION

This script will update user profiles temporarily to fix profile selection in Central Admin

.EXAMPLE

C:\PS>fixCAProfileSearch.ps1 -GetProperties

Description

-----------

Checks for the available string properties that can be used during the update

.EXAMPLE

C:\PS>fixCAProfileSearch.ps1 -ProfileProperty "LastName"

Description

-----------

Update SomeProperty temporarily for all users.

#>

param(

[String]$ProfileProperty = "",

[Switch]$GetProperties

)

Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue

Function CheckParams ($str)

{

  If ($str -eq "" -and $GetProperties -eq $false)

  {

   write-warning "`nEither ProfileProperty or GetProperties is required`n"

   get-help .\fixCAProfileSearch.ps1 -examples

   Break

  }

}

#function return the site object

function Site ($str)

{

 Return Get-SPSite $str

}

#progress bar function

function progress ($msg, $percent)

{

 write-progress -activity $msg -status "Progress:" -percentcomplete $percent   

}

#function to get all properties eligible for the update

function GetProperties ($str)

{

 clear-host

 "The following is a list of all string value User Profile Properties"

 "that do not update the colleague tracker when changed.`n"

 "Please use one of these properties for the ProfileProperty parameter when running the update.`n"

 #get the site object

 $spSite = Site $str

 #get the service context of the site

 $serviceContext = Get-SPServiceContext $spSite

 #get the User Profile Configuration Manager

 $upcm = New-Object Microsoft.Office.Server.UserProfiles.UserProfileConfigManager($serviceContext)

 #get all properties that are a single line of text that will not update the colleague tracker when changed

 $props = $upcm.GetProperties() | where{$_.iscolleagueeventlog -eq $false -and $_.type -eq "string (single value)"}

 foreach ($i in $props)

 {

  #if they begin with SPS- we need to remove the SPS-

  #this is done because the User Profile and User Profile Configuration Managers use SPS-

  #for some properties while the Microsoft.Office.Server.UserProfiles.PropertyConstants never use SPS-

  if ($i.name -like "SPS-*")

  {

   $i.name.replace("SPS-", "")

  }

  else

  {

   $i.name

  }

 }

 #end after showing the available properties

 break

}

function Update ($str)

{

 #get the site object

 $spSite = Site $Site

 #get the service context of the site

 $serviceContext = Get-SPServiceContext $spSite

 #get the User Profile Manager

 $upm = New-Object  Microsoft.Office.Server.UserProfiles.UserProfileManager($serviceContext)

 #confirmation to continue

 "This will update the " + $ProfileProperty + " for all users(" + $upm.count + " in total), and will then set the value back to the original."

 $go = read-host "Type any character and press enter to quit.  Press only enter to continue"

 #go/no go

 if ($go -ne "")

 {

  #end since we have a no go situation

  break

 }

 else

 {

  #proceed with the profile updates

  #math to determine the % per profile for the progress bar

  $i = 100 / $upm.Count

  #Since the starting recordid can change, we can't rely on a traditional for loop.

  #We have to enumerate through all the profiles and get the record IDs

  foreach ($item in ($upm.GetEnumerator()))

  { 

   #get $i profile

   $userProfile = $upm.GetProfile($item.recordid)

   #call the progress bar function

   progress ("Updating user " + $userProfile.DisplayName) ($c += $i)

   #debug for error profiles. Remove # from the next line to use.

   #$userProfile.displayname + "" + $item.recordid

   #Get orginal value and store it

   $temp = $userProfile[[Microsoft.Office.Server.UserProfiles.PropertyConstants]::$ProfileProperty].Value

   #Update the value to fix the issue

   $userProfile[[Microsoft.Office.Server.UserProfiles.PropertyConstants]::$ProfileProperty].Value = "-"

   $userProfile.Commit()

   # This sets it back to the original value

   $userProfile[[Microsoft.Office.Server.UserProfiles.PropertyConstants]::$ProfileProperty].Value = $temp

   $userProfile.Commit()

  }

 }

}

#check the parameters provided by the user

CheckParams $ProfileProperty $GetProperties

#Get the Central Admin site automatically

$Site = ([Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPAdministrationWebApplication]::local).url

#call the appropriate function to either display the available properties or do an update.

if ($GetProperties)

{

 GetProperties $Site

}

else

{

 Update $Site

}