One frustrating error SharePoint users
will occasionally experience is the dreaded 'red X' with a cryptic correlation
ID error. When that happens, the SharePoint Administrator must perform the
equally frustrating task of looking through the logs to find the cause of the
error.
Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a
command that will search the log files for the correlation ID? The
command Merge-SPlogfile will
automatically search the logs for the error ID. Better than that, the command
will search ALL the
servers in the farm and place a log file on the server that you will the
command.
Here is an example of the the Merge-SPlogfile command:
Merge-SPLogFile –Path –Correlation <Guid>
Example:
Merge-SPlogfile –Path D:\log.log –Correlation
ba05e237-0680-403a-b9f6-e49f96ac55d4
(That will place a .log file on the D drive of the server which will only contain errors with the correlation ID.)
(That will place a .log file on the D drive of the server which will only contain errors with the correlation ID.)
This
one line of command will help to find the cause of the error quickly, this
command will search in all the servers in the farm and place a log file on the server.
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