SharePoint 2013 recycle bin knowledge sorting

The recycle bin mechanism can prevent permanent and accidental deletion of content.

1. There are two types of SharePoint 2013 recycle bin:End user recycle bin items and deleted from end user recycle bin ).

Ii. SharePoint 2013 recycle bin Configuration:

1. confirm that the user account executing this process is a member of the SharePoint group "farm Administrators.

2. On the SharePoint Administration Center website, click Application Management )".

3. On the Application Management page, click manage Web applications )".

4. Click the web application for which you want to configure the recycle bin. The functional area changes to active.

5. Click the general settings drop-down menu on the functional area, and then click general settings )".

6. On the "recycle bin" section of the "Web Application General Settings" page, you can configure the following settings:

1. You can set the recycle bin of a Web application to "open" or "close ". By default, the recycle bin is opened. (If the recycle bin is disabled, any existing files in the first-stage recycle bin and the second-stage recycle bin are deleted at the same time. Deleting these files may take a long time, depending on the amount of data contained in the recycle bin .)

2. You can specify how long the items in the recycle bin will be deleted, or you can specify the items that will never be deleted. By default, the project will be deleted in 30 days.

3. You can specify the percentage of active website quotas for deleted items in the second stage. The default value is 50%. The quota percentage value of the recycle bin in the second stage must be between 1 and 500.

4. You can also disable the second-stage recycle bin. If you select "close", the website set administrator cannot restore the project deleted from the End User recycle bin.

7. After configuring the recycle bin, click OK ".

Iii. Search for the locations of two types of SharePoint 2013 recycle bin:

1. Open a website in the website set ---> click the gear in the upper right corner of the page ---> click site contents in the drop-down list) 'and open the page ---> click the 'recycle Bin (recycle bin)' link in the upper-right corner ---> open the recycle bin of the site (First Recycle Bin).

2. Open a website in the website set ---> click the gear in the upper right corner of the page ---> click site settings in the drop-down list) 'and open the page ---> find the site collection administration group ---> click the 'recycle bin' link below ---> open the site collection Recycle Bin (Including two recycle bins)

If the recycle bin function is not enabled, the recycle bin cannot be found in the first method.

If you have deleted items, find the recycle bin in the second method, but the items are not deleted below. You can check whether the recycle bin function is enabled.

When you use the second method to open the recycle bin, if the 'recycle Bin (recycle bin) 'item is not found in the site collection administration groupPrimary websiteBelow. Click "go to top level site settings (Back to Top Level settings)" under the group to view the 'recycle Bin (recycle bin) 'item. Here we can see two recycle bins, including the first Recycle Bin (End User recycle bin items) and the second Recycle Bin (deleted from end user recycle bin.

4. After SharePoint 2013 deletes an object, the object is deleted to a recycle bin:

1. Basic objects inside the website, including files, documents, list items, lists, and document libraries, are deleted and recycled to the end user recycle bin items.

2. The deleted website (except the primary website) and objects deleted from the first recycle bin will be recycled to the second Recycle Bin (deleted from end user recycle bin.

3. The deleted primary website or website set will not be recycled to any recycle bin. For details, refer to another article: delete and restore a Sharepoint 2013 website set.

5. Restore and delete items in the SharePoint 2013 recycle bin:

　　1. Restore the project from the 'first recycle bin ', select the check box before the item, and click 'Restore selection'. The project is restored directly to its original position.

Delete a project from the 'first recycle bin ', check the option before this option, and click 'delete selection'. The project will be moved to the 'second recycle bin.

2. Restore the project from the 'second recycle bin ', select the check box before the item, and click 'Restore selection'. The project is restored directly to its original position.

Delete a project from the 'second recycle bin ', check the option before the option, and click 'delete selection'. The project will be permanently deleted.

 

 

 

Reference: http://technet.microsoft.com/zh-cn/library/cc263125.aspx