Checking a string if it begins with a specific character or string is a common practice when making scripts and is also reasonably easy when written in Windows PowerShell. ADVERTISEMENT This article will demons
If the caller passes in null, a new instance will be created and returned to the caller. serializationMode SerializationMode Allows the caller to choose the depth of the serialization. See SerializationMode. Returns JsonNode a serialized instance of StringBeginsWithAdvancedFilter as a...
to be renamed, continue to the next file if ($file.Name -notmatch $pattern) { continue } # Get the work item number from the regular expression, create the # padded string from it, and define the new filename by replacing # the original number string with the padded number string. ...
The Name parameter expects a string value as identified by the <String> datatype next to the parameter name. There are several other parameters you can specify with Get-Help to return a subset of a help article. To see how they work, run the following commands on your computer. PowerShel...
You can the execute the below Powershell script attached using below syntaxPowershell.exe -File S:\Health_Check\SQL_Check_Report_version_1.ps1 SQLSERVERNAME\INSTANCENAME PowerShell Code Below is the attached Powershell code: ##Powershell Code Begins## param( [string]$servernames ) Add-PSSnapin...
-ClientRequestToken <String> A unique identifier for this CreateStack request. Specify this token if you plan to retry requests so that CloudFormation knows that you're not attempting to create a stack with the same name. You might retry CreateStack requests to ensure that CloudFormation successfu...
PowerShell begins to flex more of its muscle as you explore the way it handles structured data and richly functional objects. For example, the following command generates a simple text string. Since nothing captures that output, PowerShell displays it to you: PS > "Hello World" Hello World ...
Logicaloperators combinetrueorfalsestatements and return a result that depends on the specific logical operator. For example, you might want to check whether a string matches the wildcard pattern you supplyandthat it is longer than a certain number of characters: ...
If specified with a value, then the value must be a secure string. This isn't the preferred usage when running the cmdlet interactively. For example, you can manually prompt for a password by using the Read-Host cmdlet to prompt the user for a secure string. PowerShell Copy Uninstall-AD...
Add -Delimiter parameter to ConvertFrom-StringData (#10665) (Thanks@steviecoaster!) Add positional parameter for ScriptBlock when using Invoke-Command with SSH (#10721) (Thanks@machgo!) Show line context information if multiple lines but no script name for ConciseView (#10746) ...