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 PowerSh
Active Directory Powershell "internal error..." Active Directory Powershell command error for some users Active Directory Recycle Bin Empty the Recycle Bin Active Directory Script-Find if users exist Active Directory User - Export Attributes to CSV Active Directory User Information into an xml file ...
Check if file exists then delete it- fix code Check if installed SQL Server is an Eval copy Check if login has db_owner via user mappings on a specific database Check if objects already exist (i.e. FILEGROUP and FILE). check if schema exists Check if UNC path exists (It is folder,...
PowerShell 複製 Set-CMTSStepPrestartCheck [-ConditionVariableName <String>] [-ConditionVariableValue <String>] [-OperatorType <VariableOperatorType>] [-SetConditionVariable] [-StepName <String>] -TaskSequenceName <String> [-DisableWildcardHandling] [-ForceWildcardHandling] [-WhatIf] [-Confirm]...
PowerShell Copy (Get-Cluster).<ValueName> = <NewValue> When increasing the Delay * Threshold product to make the cluster timeout more tolerant, it's more effective to first increase the delay value before increasing the threshold. By increasing the delay, the time between...
+ '.csv') If this is false, the file does not yet exist --- edit: My explanation of a dates DayOfWeekpropertywas incorrect. DayofWeek is an enumeration with values named Sund...
Registry location:HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\FileSystem DWORD name:EnforceDirectoryChangeNotificationPermissionCheck Value date:1 (Default value is 0) NoteTo turn off the fix, set theValue datato 0. Method 2: PowerShell ...
Registry location:HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\FileSystem DWORD name:EnforceDirectoryChangeNotificationPermissionCheck Value date:1 (Default value is 0) NoteTo turn off the fix, set theValue datato 0. Method 2: PowerShell ...
It turned one of my other issues was bad logic on my part. (I am rather new at Powershell as yet.) Thanks everyone! RF Thursday, August 23, 2012 3:39 AM $a =(dsquery user -samid $user) if ($a -eq $null) {"It does not exist"} else {"Account already exists"} ...
Check whether the task ID exists in the log file. If the task ID exists, check whether exception information exists in the context. For example, you can check whether the command is run to completion and reported. If the task ID does not exist, rerun the Cloud Assistant command. If the...