You don’t need to use foreach for this. You can just use Select-Object for this. Assuming your JSON is as @Mark Wragg linked in the comments: $Json = @’ [{ “Ns”: { “value”: [{ “Nname”: “exa”, “SR”: [{ “name”: “port1”, “properties”: { “description”: “Allow port1”, “destinationPortRange”: “1111”, “priority”: 100 } }, { “name”: “port1_0”, “properties”: … Read more
There is a limitation called ExecutionPolicy, setting, which can prevent from running scripts from files. From C#, you can create an instance of InitialSessionState with ExecutionPolicy = ByPass and create Powershell with this initial session state. Then try to run your script file with Invoke-Command -FilePath command. solved How to check PowerShell disable by group … Read more
The root issue is the semicolon you are passing in for User::ProcessData is being interpreted as a delimiter for command line parameters and not as value inside a string. You can verify this behaviour by adding a semi-colon to the first property dtexec /ISServer “\SSISDB\DEV\PopulateData\PopulateData.dtsx” /server abbaa.com,3181 /Par “$ServerOption::SYNCHRONIZED(Boolean)”;True /SET \Package.Variables[User::Environment].Properties[Value];”[sql1811174];Dev” That will generate Argument … Read more
In your previous questions your starting point was the Get-DfsrMembership cmdlet. In this question you’ve switched to starting with Get-ADComputer. What others have been trying to point out is properties returned from Get-DfdMembership aren’t available. In particular $_.ContentPath isn’t available in this scenario. Furthermore, Get-ADComputer returns a Name property not ComputerName. That said, your real … Read more
It takes the contents of a file ‘InputName’, runs it through a regular expression and outputs it to the file ‘OutputName’. The expression takes something in front of a comma, plus the comma itself and concatenates it with something that’s behind a double backslash, some text, a backslash, some text and another backslash. So it … Read more
Following should get you started $housenames = @(“Dagger Alley 1” “Steel Home” “Iron Alley 1” “Iron Alley 2” “Swamp Watch” “Salvation Street 2″ ) $xmlTemplate = @( ‘<house name=”” houseid=”2″ entryx=”0″ entryy=”0″ entryz=”0″ rent=”0″ townid=”0″ size=”93″ />’ ‘<house name=”” houseid=”4″ entryx=”0″ entryy=”0″ entryz=”0″ rent=”0″ townid=”0″ size=”68″ />’ ‘<house name=”” houseid=”5″ entryx=”0″ entryy=”0″ entryz=”0″ rent=”0″ townid=”0″ … Read more
I’m on Windows 10. If you’re not opposed to using Windows Command Prompt, here are the steps to running this project. I don’t use Powershell but if you must, see Powershell note at bottom of my answer. Go here: https://github.com/sajib1066/django-event-management Grab this clone link: https://github.com/sajib1066/django-event-management.git Open Windows CMD prompt. Change directory to a place on … Read more
Use -i option to use the particular private key or just use -load option with the session that you created in putty gui. solved How to do password-less login using plink? [closed]
From a performance point of view you probably want to avoid Import-Csv/Export-Csv and go with a StreamReader/StreamWriter approach. Something like this: $inputFolder=”C:\some\folder” $outputFile=”C:\path\to\output.csv” $writer = New-Object IO.StreamWriter ($outputFile, $false) Get-ChildItem $inputFolder -File | Where-Object { … # <– filtering criteria for selecting input files go here } | ForEach-Object { $reader = New-Object IO.StreamReader ($_.FullName) … Read more
You used Get-Content to get the content- you can use Set-Content to set it! Set-Content -Path C:\OnSomePath\Result.log -Value ‘No gather issue found on relay’ solved I need help on a power shell script to create output file on C:\onsomepath after it compares a log file for a string value [closed]
OK let’s start with the basics: What is an cmdlet (comandlet)? You have used multiple of them. For example Get-ADUser and Read-Host. They consist of a Verb and a Noun (most of the time the words are neither verb nor noun in a gramaticle way but who cares):Read = VerbHost = NounRead-Host = cmdlet Every … Read more
try -replace to delete substrings by regex patterns PS> $string1=”abc_xyz-mnq_R81″ PS> $string2=”abc_xyz-mnq_R82″ PS> $string1 -replace “^.*_R” 81 PS> $string2 -replace “^.*_R” 82 0 solved Unable to trim string in PowerShell
There are lots of samples all over the web of how to use PoSH to extract text from files. As well as similar resources of how to print from PoSH. Just do a search for ‘PowerShell extract a word from a file’ or ‘print from powershell’ using your search engine of choice, or use the … Read more
Got it…..I’m sure there is a cleaner version of my regular expressions but it works. $Keywords=”\sVersion\sis\s.{2,16}”, ‘\sfound’, ‘\sshould.{2,40}’,’\sfile’ $Csv | ForEach-Object { ForEach($keyword in $Keywords){ $_.Results = $_.Results -replace $keyword,” }} $Csv | Export-Csv $FileOut -NoTypeInformation solved Trim multiple items CSV using PowerShell
Continuing from my comment. For example: Listing Network Drives There are many ways to list mapped network drives. One of them uses PowerShell’s Get-PSDrive and checks to see whether the target root starts with “\”, indicating a UNC network path: Get-PSDrive -PSProvider FileSystem | Where-Object DisplayRoot -like ‘\\*’ # Results <# Name Used (GB) Free … Read more