In the lifetime of a SharePoint deployment, we need to restructure sites like:
The advantage is that we can do it without the help of SharePoint Administrator & Central Administration.
Content Database
Each site collection resides in a content database. In the case of a web application, there could be multiple content databases.
Copying Site
Now let us see how to copy a site from one location to another. Open your SharePoint site & choose "Site Actions" > "Site Settings".
Choose "Site Administration" > "Content and Structure". In the page that appears, choose the sub site & context menu, then "Copy item".
You will get the following dialog to choose the destination site.
We are copying the site from one parent to another parent.
Choose your Destination Parent & click the "Ok" button. Your copy operation should begin now.
Wait for a few minutes until the contents are copied. You can see the new site created.
You can try accessing it using the URL.
The site appears as in the following:
Moving Site
For moving a site, you can use the Move context menu item & then choose the destination parent site.
Note: If you cannot see the Site Content and Structure link then you need to activate the SharePoint Server Publishing Infrastructure feature from "Site Settings" > "Site Collection" command.
References
http://bit.ly/102VB0C
Summary
In this article we have seen how to move/copy a site without using PowerShell.
Reference:
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/40e97e/sharepoint-2010-how-to-move-and-copy-site-without-powershe/
- Copy one site to another parent
- Move one site to another parent
The advantage is that we can do it without the help of SharePoint Administrator & Central Administration.
Content Database
Each site collection resides in a content database. In the case of a web application, there could be multiple content databases.
Copying Site
Now let us see how to copy a site from one location to another. Open your SharePoint site & choose "Site Actions" > "Site Settings".
Choose "Site Administration" > "Content and Structure". In the page that appears, choose the sub site & context menu, then "Copy item".
You will get the following dialog to choose the destination site.
We are copying the site from one parent to another parent.
Choose your Destination Parent & click the "Ok" button. Your copy operation should begin now.
Wait for a few minutes until the contents are copied. You can see the new site created.
You can try accessing it using the URL.
The site appears as in the following:
Moving Site
For moving a site, you can use the Move context menu item & then choose the destination parent site.
Note: If you cannot see the Site Content and Structure link then you need to activate the SharePoint Server Publishing Infrastructure feature from "Site Settings" > "Site Collection" command.
References
http://bit.ly/102VB0C
Summary
In this article we have seen how to move/copy a site without using PowerShell.
Reference:
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/40e97e/sharepoint-2010-how-to-move-and-copy-site-without-powershe/
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