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MyCommand.Name return null value after converting ps1 to exe $PSCommandPath is $null in parameters section and during debugging 32 bit vs 64 bit odbc connection problems 64bit - win32reg_addremoveprograms 90 day inactive user report using PowerShell A "tail -f" equivalent command in Powersh...
The F5 key launches a command directly from the editor. To execute a particular line, select it and press F8. The context-sensitive help displays matching cmdlets when the user starts to enter a command. A command add-on shows a list of cmdlets to select. PowerShell ISE provides tabs to ...
It doesn't seem to work on UNC paths and mapped drives, I changed the script a little bit and used invoke-command to start the command locally on the remote server using the $folder_location to which PowerShell changes it's current directory and recursively deduplicates the ...
To find a dynamic parameter, the user must be in the provider path, use the ArgumentList parameter of the Get-Command cmdlet, or use the Path parameter of Get-Help. To create a dynamic parameter for a function or script, use the dynamicparam keyword. The syntax is as follows...
This command removes a temporary file system drive namedsmp. PowerShell Remove-PSDrive-Namesmp Example 2: Remove mapped network drives This command usesRemove-PSDriveto disconnect theX:andS:mapped network drives. PowerShell Get-PSDriveX, S |Remove-PSDrive ...
Unless you use theScopeparameter, PSDrives are created in the scope in which theNew-PSDrivecommand is run. Examples Example 1: Create a temporary drive mapped to a network share This example creates a temporary PowerShell drive that's mapped to a network share. ...
The following command creates a local drive P: rooted in the local Program Files directory, visible only from the PowerShell session:PowerShell Copy New-PSDrive -Name P -Root $Env:ProgramFiles -PSProvider FileSystem Just as with network drives, drives mapped within PowerShell are immediately ...
Get-Command Gets all commands. gcs Get-PSCallStack Displays the current call stack. gdr Get-PSDrive Gets drives in the current session. ghy Get-History Gets a list of the commands entered during the current session. gi Get-Item Gets files and folders. gjb Get-Job Gets Win...
some weird back and forth now. I am using Terminal too (as well as VSCode), where both were broken, so I decided to try regular Windows Powershell outside of Terminal. New-PSDrive works there, but only if I add the -Persist option. It also works...