List of all SharePoint Online Objects backed up

Hey @YYZ,

To clarify what you are looking for - do you mean export a list of objects to a text file? like name and location or something?

Or actually do a mass restore out of place of all those objects?

@Damian Andre @Chris Hollis 

This would not be an actual restore - 

Just a ‘prediction restore’

The use case is:

1. the o365 Data has been backed up
2. But much of the data in o365 needs to be deleted (due to space, financial and other reasons and the fact that most of the data is dumped there and never used or read again
3. If a user needs an old ‘file’, they can request it from IT Services and the file will be restored from the on-Prem backups
4. The reason for the list was a means of handing the o365 team ‘something’ to check against
5. Some files may not have been backed up and an o365 deletion would remove all traces of the data
6. One method is to have the users delete the top ‘1000 largest unused files’
   1. and then its easy for them to use the restore console to check these (and also list their existence in the command center  console (and sort by size)
7. In Summary
   1. The list is to provide a definitive ‘This is what's in the backup  system at this point in time
   2. a restore to a ‘null’ device might do the ‘trick’
   3. an actual restore might generate log files that could be stitched together indicating what has been restored

Thanks Mike for having a look at this one