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I am trying to see if I can traverse through every node in a bucket and get all its items using PSE. All I am able to get is only the root bucket folder.

I tried all the below options with no luck.

 $allItems = Get-ChildItem  -Recurse master: -Query "/sitecore/system/Modules/Redirect Module/Redirects/Sites/Url//*[@@templatename ='Redirect Url']" -language en

  $allItems = Get-ChildItem -Path  -Recurse master: -ID "{A6BA7A2F-3C77-4655-B022-CC718BDB0B6E}"

  $everythingUnderRedirects = Get-Item master: -Query "/sitecore/system/Modules/Redirect Module/Redirects/Sites/Url//*[@@templatename ='Redirect Url']" -Language en

It returns me only the root bucket folder (the year folder 2016, 2017, etc)

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  • What's the data structure? It's not entirely clear which items you want to return. I can see you using both Get-Item and Get-ChildItem with the same query. Your Powershell commands are also a little strange, some places you give a -Path parameter without declaring it, and in the 2nd example you declare it but follow it with -Recurse before you give it a value. Jul 5, 2019 at 13:22
  • @JamesWalfordas as i said in my question.... i tried 3 different queries.. Jul 5, 2019 at 13:33

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Try to use Find-Item command-let instead of Get-Item

$criteria = @(
  @{ Filter = "Equals"; Field = "_templatename"; Value = "Redirect Url"; }, 
  @{ Filter = "DescendantOf"; Value = (Get-Item "master:/sitecore/system/Modules/Redirect Module/Redirects/Sites/Url/"); }
)

$props = @{
    Index = "sitecore_master_index"
    Criteria = $criteria
}

$allItems = Find-Item @props
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  • thank you.. that did it.. Jul 5, 2019 at 13:45

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