Your example is almost complete on its own. You can further your pipeline: $UNC = ‘\\share’ $Path=”C:\Temp” Get-ChildItem -Path $UNC | Where-Object { $_.LastWriteTime -lt (Get-Date) } | ForEach-Object { Copy-Item -Path $_.FullName -Destination $Path } Although, an improvement: $Path=”C:\Temp” $UNC = Get-ChildItem -Path ‘\\share’ -File $Local = Get-ChildItem -Path $Path -File ForEach ($File in … Read more
I have to admit this is a bit excesive use of .replace() but there isn’t much to work with: $mystring= ” S: Title = test S: Title = test2 S: Title = test3 S: Title = test4 TE: 2019-01-19T00:00:00Z TE: 2019-01-20T00:00:00Z TE: 2019-01-22T00:00:00Z TE: 2019-01-23T00:00:00Z ” $MyString.trim().replace(” S: Title = “,”,”).replace(“T00:00:00Z TE: “,”,”).replace(“TE: “,””).replace(“S: Title … Read more
To answer part of your question: Using Invoke-WebRequest you can feed it a url and use the parameter -OutFile to send it somewhere locally on your machine, example: $url = example.com/somefile.jpg Invoke-WebRequest $url -OutFile C:\output\somefile.jpg This will download the somefile.jpg from example.com and save it in C:\output\ on your machine https://msdn.microsoft.com/powershell/reference/5.1/Microsoft.PowerShell.Utility/Invoke-WebRequest 7 solved Download and … Read more
Get-ChildItem C:\Windows\System32\ | Select-Object Name,CreationTime,@{n=’MD5′;ex={(Get-FileHash $_.fullname).hash}} Use -Recurse parameter if you want to get files from sub directories also: Get-ChildItem C:\Windows\System32\ -Recurse Use -File parameter if you want to get only files and not folders: Get-ChildItem C:\Windows\System32\ -Recurse -File Type the following command to get the list of all available properties: Get-ChildItem | Get-Member 9 … Read more
i used 2 scripts but i suppose you could use one Make the html file $FILENAME = HTMLfilename $head = @’ <title>page title</title> <style> maybe some css</style> ‘@ $title01 = @’ <h1>some text above html file</h1> ‘@ $body = @” <a href=”https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36691354/$FILENAME.html”>filename</a> ‘@ $x = some code $x | Select-object Name | ConvertTo-HTML -head $head … Read more
Like this ? get-content text_path.txt | foreach { copy file.txt -dest $_ } 1 solved get folder address from text file for copy file ( by command ) [closed]
I post this as an answer as I don’t have the characters to do it as comment. Let me see if I understand this. $Files = Get-ChildItem -File C:\Setup | select Name, LastWriteTime You then have an export of the files like: Name LastWriteTime —- ————- SS_MM_Master_Finland_2017.txt 6/27/2018 4:30:09 PM SS_MM_Master_Finland_2018.txt 6/27/2018 4:30:09 PM SS_MM_Master_Germany_2017.txt … Read more
My instinct was to do something similar to Karthick’s answer, however I first took a look at the output of Import-Csv. Surprisingly it puts the line break in the individual property where it was found like: Import-Csv C:\temp\Broken.csv | fl EmpId : 1 EmpName : Jack EmpLocation : Austin EmpId : 2 EmpName : Pet … Read more
As suggested choose a regular expression that matches your requrements (see regex101.com) iterate the matches and compare the ,matched text generate a [PSCustomObject] for your csv ## Q:\Test\2018\10\17\SO_52857274.ps1 $RE = [RegEx]’^.*?\.(\d{4}):[^”]+”\s*(included with your TV purchase|.*)”$’ $CSV = Select-String ‘.\my.txt’ -Pattern $RE | ForEach-Object { IF ($_.Matches.Groups[2].Value -eq ‘included with your TV purchase’){ $Install = $True … Read more
This is a Batch-file solution (posted here because this question have the batch-file tag) that IMO is simpler than any ps1 solution, but I am sure it run faster than the ps1 solution. @echo off setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion set “Version=” for /F “tokens=1,2 delims=:, ” %%a in (‘findstr “:” input.txt’) do ( set “%%a=%%~b” if defined … Read more
Some .Net Methods and external programs output their exit code and other output to stdout. You can either add the void keyword to the arraylist “Add” command or pipe it to Out-Null $MyList = [System.Collections.ArrayList]@() 1..10 | % { $MyList.Add($_) } # outputs 0 to 9 1..10 | % { [void]$MyList.Add($_) } # no output … Read more
Lets break apart this command $currentuserid = Get-WmiObject -Class win32_computersystem -ComputerName $workstation | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Username In powershell $ is the identifier for a variable. This means $currentuserid will equal the output of the last command in the pipe, In this case Select-Object. Also in powershell -whatever after a command is a parameter. The | … Read more
To “extract” a single property from a custom object you can use -ExpandProperty like this: Get-Alias | Measure-Object | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Count 1 solved Powershell get Get-Measure property value
function SQL-Get-Logins { <# .SYNOPSIS Returns a list of SQL Server logins defined on the specified server/instance. .DESCRIPTION This function returns a complete list of all logins defined for the specified server/instance, including the login type, the default database, and the server role. .PARAMETER server The computer hosting SQL Server. .PARAMETER instance The instance to … Read more
There is no custom endpoint for populating fields, they are part of the workitem endpoint on _apis/wit/workitems and can be passad along in the POST request when creating a workitem or updated through PATCH request Update the value of a field on an existing item If you want to update a field on an existing … Read more