Compare Home Folders to AD accounts Compare list of specific users to AD via Powershell Compare multidimensional arrays Compare timestamps for two files Compare two azure ad groups Compare two mailbox users directly in compare-object scriptblock compare two strings in if-then-else statement Compare...
I prefer to declare my arrays on multiple lines like that. Not only does it get easier to read when you have multiple items, it also makes it easier to compare to previous versions when using source control.Other syntaxIt's commonly understood that @() is the syntax for creating an ...
What you're trying to group on is an array type, and the over-simplified explanation here is that you cannot compare two arrays just by going (pseudo logic): if ($array1 -eq $array2) then ... end; Looking at this, you could be excused for thinking that thecontentsof $a...
Compare CSV and make it a chart using powershell Compare Home Folders to AD accounts Compare list of specific users to AD via Powershell Compare multidimensional arrays Compare timestamps for two files Compare two azure ad groups Compare two mailbox users directly in compare-object scriptblock co...
@guest: That's not an appropriate comparison.You missing the cost of hardware, license for windows, license for SQL or an equivalent MS agreement. Then its the cost of having IT/DBA that know how to install, setup, maintain and they write the T-SQL to do the compar...
{ $oldEntries = Import-CliXml $historyFile -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue } ## And merge them with our changes $currentEntries = Get-History -Count $maximumHistoryCount $additions = Compare-Object $oldEntries $currentEntries ` -Property CommandLine | Where-Object { $_.SideIndicator -eq "=>" ...
Example 10: Checking for a specific message Let’s suppose we have a PowerShell script that prompts the user for input, and we want to check if the user entered a specific message, such as “Hello, world!”. We can use ahere-stringwithin anifstatement to compare the user input against...
If you don't know what PowerShellGet is, it's the way of the future for PowerShell package management. If you're curious to find out more, you should read this:Package Management for PowerShell Modules with PowerShellGet Note that these commands require that you have the PowerShellGet mo...
Compare-Properties.ps1: Compares the properties of two objects. Test-NoteProperty.ps1: Looks for any matching NoteProperties on an object. Scheduled Tasks Backup-SchTasks.ps1: Exports the local list of Scheduled Tasks into a single XML file. ConvertFrom-CimInstance.ps1: Convert a CimInstance object...
Here we just produce a greeting message, which can run on any schema because it uses the build in table “dual”. There is just one piece missing: How do you execute the command? Execute the command You need a reader object to read the result set returned from the database. But it’...