Thanks a lot for your help. When I saw the results in a Console I am not able to see the ADD.

But in the actual back end I developed using Switch statements for each Object Type and Change Type, I was able to see “ADD” event logged.

But now I am stuck up with Deletes, i am not able to see any information except the ID of the change object.
I am not able to get the other information like URL and child items that are also deleted.

Can you help me with this by sharing your ideas?

Thanks again for you time.

Thanks
Carol

Thanks a ton for your response.

Actually I am not able to see that when I do this-

foreach (SPChange change in changes)
{
Console.WriteLine(“\r\nDate: {0}”, timeZone.UTCToLocalTime(change.Time).ToString());
Console.WriteLine(“Object type: {0}”, change.GetType().ToString());
Console.WriteLine(“Change type: {0}”, change.ChangeType);
}

But when I did this

switch (objType.Name)
{
case “SPChangeWeb”:
{
SPChangeWeb changeWeb = change as SPChangeWeb;
Guid owebId = changeWeb.Id;
var Q = from SPWeb oweb in ositeCollection.AllWebs
where oweb.ID == owebId
select oweb;

Now it is working, it is logging as “Add” now

Thanks for the comment. To the best of my knowledge, the addition of a site is not logged as a change. If you have a look at SPChangeType Enumeration on MSDN, you can see that the “Add” change type only relates to items being added to a specific scope. The change you are seeing is generated when SharePoint makes a change to the global navigation when you add a new site. I suspect that if you do not inherit the local or global navigation when you create a new site, you may not see any change recorded (try it and let me know what you find).

If you use the Publishing feature, you will see the creation of new pages logged as an “Add” change type because these are being created in the Pages list (instantiated by the Publishing feature when activated).

If you want to track the creation of SPWebs as a change that you can pull out of an SPChangeQuery, you may want to investigate adding a record to the dbo.eventlog table in the appropriate content database (SPChangeQuery is querying this table for its events). I would add the record in a feature that is stapled to the “GLOBAL” site definition (this will execute the feature on all sites, although I have heard reports that GLOBAL site definition does not include blank sites). If I were to hazard a guess I would say that this would be an unsupported solution from Microsoft’s perspective as you would be directly accessing the content database to write the record…

Hope this helps, let me know how you go. If you have any more questions I am more than happy to answer them.

Regards,
Scott

I am wondering why the Change Type is not shown as “ADD” when a new site is created.

I am working with SPChange class and calling GetChanges on every site collection.

Results look like:(for new site created under sitecollection)

The object type is shown as SPChangeWeb
The Change Type is shown as “Navigation”.

Is this a bug ?
Can you help me with this. How to know that a new site has been added using GetChanges()

Thanks
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Bear in mind that a lot of the time these services are accessed from shared computers or workstations that the user has no control over what applications get installed. If Silverlight was used and the plugin was not installed on the computer, the service would be rendered useless.

Don’t forget to check out Skydrive and Office Live Workspaces for SharePoint workspace-like functionality. I’m unaware of any integration with Groove. You can certainly launch SkyDrive from Live Messenger and use it to share files as opposed from directly transferring the file P2P.