Hi guys I am new in the world of powershell and trying to incorporate the job I do. How can I check size of a folder using powershell before copying it? powershellhdp powershellhdp Here's two simple examples: 1. Get the size as a number (useful if the number's goi...
If you want to check if the directory the script/program is currently in contains a subdirectory, you can use the trick I demonstrate below - where I check if there's a subdirectory called "Windows". In PowerShell, the namespace "System" doesn't have to be typed in explicitly, so you...
Appending line to info attribute with Powershell Appending Parent Folder, Current Folder onto file name Appending to file, getting error file is being used by another process; Application installation via Powershell Apply inheritance to "This object and all descendant objects" from powershell Applyin...
In PowerShell, checking if a variable is null (or in PowerShell terms, $null) is a fundamental task in scripting, especially when dealing with the output of commands, function returns, or processing user input. For instance, a variable storing data from database might be null if no data ...
For backup size of a folder , you may use this script:= drop table #tfoldsizeinMB create table #tfoldsizeinMB(size nvarchar(1000)) declare @cmd varchar(3000)='powershell "(Get-ChildItem ''D:\backups\MSSQLSERVER\'' -recurse | Measure-Object -property length -sum).sum/1MB"' ...
Download Active Directory health check PowerShell script Download and placeGet-ADHealth.ps1PowerShell script on the Domain ControllerC:\scriptsfolder. If you don’t have a scripts folder, create one. Ensure that the file is unblocked to prevent any errors when running the script. Read more in...
https://dotnet-helpers.com/powershell/how-to-monitor-a-folder-changes-using-powershell/I adapted it a little bit (using several other sources). Now it works great for me. Here it is - you can try it too: Code: [COLOR=#008080]$filewatcher[/color] = [COLOR=#804040][b]New-Object...
This guide aims to introduce multiple ways to check disk space with PowerShell and an alternative tool to show disk usage.
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Write-Host "Subweb '$($subweb.Title)'" $context = Get-PnPContext $list = Get-PnPList -Identity "pages" -Web $subweb # <<< Here I need to get hold of current subweb pages $allfiles = $list.RootFolder.Files $context.Load($allfiles) ...