Delete everything within a specific directory Delete files older than 24 hours Delete files older than and create a log of which files were deleted Delete files on remote server Delete files/folders on remote s
Also remember that if the path or folder name contains a space, you need to surround the entire path in quotes. Single quotes or double quotes will work the same if there are no "expandable" parts in the path or folder name, but the slightly safer choice is single quotes. This is what...
In this cmdlet, I delete the file itself using the appropriate methods from the IsolatedStorage object:复制 if(ShouldProcess("Remove Isolated Storage")) { WriteVerbose("Deleting Isolated Storage: " + Name); isoStore = this.GetMyStore(); isoStore.DeleteFile(Name); } ...
Try changing your filter:Copy"Url -like '*-my.sharepoint.com/personal/'"Or are you just completely lost because that snippet connects to a Sharepoint site, and I don't understand how you got OneDrive into Sharepoint! If you are using the personal OneDrive then this should list ...
问不从本地计算机运行时，Powershell脚本输出错误的结果EN# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- import subprocess def python_call_powershell(ip): try: args=[r"powershell",r"D:\jzhou\test_ping.ps1",ip] #args参数里的ip是对应调用powershell里的动态参数args[0],类似python中的sys.argv[1] ...
If the command correctly implementsShouldProcess, it should show you all the changes that it would have made. Here is an example using a wildcard to delete multiple files. PowerShell PS C:\temp>Remove-Item-Path*-WhatIfWhatif: Performing the operation"Remove File"on target"C:\Temp\myfile1...
This command copies the folder C:\temp\test1 to the new folder C:\temp\DeleteMe recursively:PowerShell Copy Copy-Item C:\temp\test1 -Recurse C:\temp\DeleteMe You can also copy a selection of items. The following command copies all .txt files contained anywhere in C:\data to C:\temp...
(Or maybe not; that’s more an aesthetic judgment than anything else.) However, we went this particular route so we could kill two birds with one stone: we could show you the basics of PowerShell date arithmeticandwe could delete all the old files in a folder. Consider this our ...
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That’s easy: you can use Get-ChildItem to return a collection of all the files in the folder, filter out everything that didn’t have a .PS1 file extension, and then check to see if the number of items in the collection is greater than 0. Good point; maybe that isn’t as easy ...