Determine OneDrive synchronisation folders
Looking for pointers as to how to determine the path used locally for OneDrive. I'm aware of the existence of the REST API but that's got a huge learning curve so any shortcuts to determine that it's (for example):
C:UsersusernameOneDrive - SharePoint Tenant Name
The OneDrive environment variable can't be used if the user has both a personal and Office 365 (was OneDrive for Business) account configured as it then references the personal folder:
C:UsersusernameOneDrive
Another complexity is that the user could have multiple Office 365 OneDrive accounts configured so I suspect I need to some code walk through the OneDrive configuration. But haven't a clue where that is held.
onedrive
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Looking for pointers as to how to determine the path used locally for OneDrive. I'm aware of the existence of the REST API but that's got a huge learning curve so any shortcuts to determine that it's (for example):
C:UsersusernameOneDrive - SharePoint Tenant Name
The OneDrive environment variable can't be used if the user has both a personal and Office 365 (was OneDrive for Business) account configured as it then references the personal folder:
C:UsersusernameOneDrive
Another complexity is that the user could have multiple Office 365 OneDrive accounts configured so I suspect I need to some code walk through the OneDrive configuration. But haven't a clue where that is held.
onedrive
asked Jul 4 '18 at 17:21
munrobashermunrobasher
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Looking for pointers as to how to determine the path used locally for OneDrive. I'm aware of the existence of the REST API but that's got a huge learning curve so any shortcuts to determine that it's (for example):
C:UsersusernameOneDrive - SharePoint Tenant Name
The OneDrive environment variable can't be used if the user has both a personal and Office 365 (was OneDrive for Business) account configured as it then references the personal folder:
C:UsersusernameOneDrive
Another complexity is that the user could have multiple Office 365 OneDrive accounts configured so I suspect I need to some code walk through the OneDrive configuration. But haven't a clue where that is held.
onedrive
asked Jul 4 '18 at 17:21
munrobashermunrobasher
378517
Looking for pointers as to how to determine the path used locally for OneDrive. I'm aware of the existence of the REST API but that's got a huge learning curve so any shortcuts to determine that it's (for example):
C:UsersusernameOneDrive - SharePoint Tenant Name
The OneDrive environment variable can't be used if the user has both a personal and Office 365 (was OneDrive for Business) account configured as it then references the personal folder:
C:UsersusernameOneDrive
Another complexity is that the user could have multiple Office 365 OneDrive accounts configured so I suspect I need to some code walk through the OneDrive configuration. But haven't a clue where that is held.
onedrive
onedrive
asked Jul 4 '18 at 17:21
munrobashermunrobasher
378517
asked Jul 4 '18 at 17:21
munrobashermunrobasher
378517
asked Jul 4 '18 at 17:21
munrobashermunrobasher
378517
asked Jul 4 '18 at 17:21
munrobashermunrobasher
378517
asked Jul 4 '18 at 17:21
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378517
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Some new environment variables have appeared in Windows 10 1809:
OneDrive, OneDriveCommercial the user's OneDrive for Business folder
OneDriveConsumer the user's personal OneDrive folder
Makes life easier!
answered Jan 23 at 14:38
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Some new environment variables have appeared in Windows 10 1809:
OneDrive, OneDriveCommercial the user's OneDrive for Business folder
OneDriveConsumer the user's personal OneDrive folder
Makes life easier!
answered Jan 23 at 14:38
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Some new environment variables have appeared in Windows 10 1809:
OneDrive, OneDriveCommercial the user's OneDrive for Business folder
OneDriveConsumer the user's personal OneDrive folder
Makes life easier!
answered Jan 23 at 14:38
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Some new environment variables have appeared in Windows 10 1809:
OneDrive, OneDriveCommercial the user's OneDrive for Business folder
OneDriveConsumer the user's personal OneDrive folder
Makes life easier!
answered Jan 23 at 14:38
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Some new environment variables have appeared in Windows 10 1809:
OneDrive, OneDriveCommercial the user's OneDrive for Business folder
OneDriveConsumer the user's personal OneDrive folder
Makes life easier!
answered Jan 23 at 14:38
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