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--- software:squirrel:orphaned_files [2025/08/28 15:49] – [❓ Why Files Become Orphaned] support@smikar.com
+++ software:squirrel:orphaned_files [2025/08/28 15:55] (current) – [📋 Orphaned Files Table] support@smikar.com
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 Each row in the **Orphaned Files Table** includes:
-- **📄 Filename** – The name of the orphaned file
+  * **📄 Filename** – The name of the orphaned file
-- **📅 Date Archived** – When the file was originally archived
+  * **📅 Date Archived** – When the file was originally archived
-- **📁 Original Filepath** – The SharePoint path the file was originally archived from
+  * **📅 Date Orphaned** – When the file was orphaned (i.e. Stub was deleted)
-- **📏 File Size** – Size of the file (in MB)
+  * **📁 Original Filepath** – The SharePoint path the file was originally archived from
-- **🛠️ Actions** – Options to **Restore** or **Delete** the orphaned file
+  * **📏 File Size** – Size of the file (in MB)
+  * **🛠️ Actions** – Options to **Restore** or **Delete** the orphaned file or **Delete Older than** to delete files that were orphaned after a certain date.
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 When restoring orphaned files:
-. Squirrel will automatically rehydrate the file to a designated **Orphaned Files SharePoint Site**, defined in your system settings under `Orphaned_restore_path`.
+. Squirrel will automatically rehydrate the file to the Site and location it was originally archived, however, if that location no longer exists, it will restore to the designated **Orphaned Files SharePoint Site**, defined in your system settings under `Orphaned_restore_path`.
 . Admins can then share the restored file with the appropriate user or migrate it manually as needed.