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Find in Which Content Database Site Collection Lives using powershell

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Execute the STSADM as


STSADM -o enumSites -url http://**** > c:\***.xml

This will generate the ***.xml file with following information:


1. URL of site collections

2. Primary Owner

3. Secondary Owner

4. Content Database

5. Storage Used

6. Storage Warning

7. Storage Max





 

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