Issues with Pagination Parameters (-Skip, -Top, -Count, -All) in Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK

Question

Hello,

I'm encountering an issue with the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK when trying to retrieve online meeting attendance reports. Specifically, I'm using the Get-MgUserOnlineMeetingAttendanceReport cmdlet, and the pagination parameters -Skip, -Top, -Count, and -All are not working as expected.

When I run the cmdlet with these parameters, I am still only getting the first 50 records, regardless of the pagination or -All parameters I use.

For example, when I attempt to skip the first 50 records and retrieve the next set, like so:

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Get-MgUserOnlineMeetingAttendanceReport -UserId "<user_id>" -OnlineMeetingId "<meeting_id>" -Top 50 -Skip 50

I received the same results as if I hadn't used the -Skip parameter at all. This is also the case when I try to use the -All parameter to retrieve all records.

Additionally, making a direct request to the Graph API endpoint returns the same results, ignoring the $top and $skip query parameters:

GET /v1.0/users/<user_id>/onlineMeetings/<meeting_id>/attendanceReports?$top=50&$skip=50

Is there a known issue with pagination for this endpoint, or am I missing something in my request? Any guidance on this matter would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you for your assistance.

Answer 1

Hi @Taras Kloba

You may have missed a special instruction from the document. This is actually a limitation issue, it can only return up to 50 of the most recent reports.

Hope this helps.

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