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Hi-<br />
I ran the following cmdlet<br />
Move-Mailbox USER.NAME –TargetDatabase “DESTINATION” –ReportFile C:\MigLogs\mailboxes.xml –Confirm:$false <br />
to move multiple mailboxes to a different Storage Database<br />
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The Mailbox was successfully moved but when I run the:<br />
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Get-MailboxStatistics -Database &quot;ORIGINAL&quot; | more<br />
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I still see some mailboxes with i.e. &nbsp;2 item counts.<br />
It is obvious that it was moved because I can see in the properties the new database but how do I make sure is was a 100% success transfer?<br />
Do I need to run a diff command to merge wherever was left in the ORIGINAL database?<br />
Thank you-
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Hi-
I ran the following cmdlet
Move-Mailbox USER.NAME –TargetDatabase “DESTINATION” –ReportFile C:\MigLogs\mailboxes.xml –Confirm:$false 
to move multiple mailboxes to a different Storage Database

The Mailbox was successfully moved but when I run the:

Get-MailboxStatistics -Database "ORIGINAL" | more

I still see some mailboxes with i.e.  2 item counts.
It is obvious that it was moved because I can see in the properties the new database but how do I make sure is was a 100% success transfer?
Do I need to run a diff command to merge wherever was left in the ORIGINAL database?
Thank you-

Moving Mailboxes

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