Use logical operators (-and,-or,-xor,-not,!) to connect conditional statements into a single complex conditional. For example, you can use a logical-andoperator to create an object filter with two different con
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Avoid ambiguous terms, such as Filter or Maximum that might imply a value is required. Switch parameter design considerations Don't set a default value for a switch parameter. Switch parameter always default to false. Don't make switch parameters positional. By default, switch paramete...
Example 7: Use HistoryHandler to filter commands added to history The following example shows how to use theAddToHistoryHandlerto prevent saving any git commands to history. PowerShell $ScriptBlock= {param([string]$Line)if($Line-match"^git") {return$false}else{return$true} }Set-PSReadLineOp...
Get-ChildItem –Path C:\MPs –filter *200?.mp | ForEach-Object {Install-ManagementPack –filePath $_.FullName} As Figure 9 shows, the built-in Command Shell help provides an excellent example of using the Export-ManagementPack cmdlet to export unsealed management packs. If you want to exp...
同样的为了实现PowerShell脚本的保存、方面在别的服务器迁移，一般都是先编写脚本，然后通过脚本文件执行...
Of course, as we'll learn when we get into the details of PowerShell syntax, you could isolate the Exchange processes that run on a server by including a filter through the Where command: Sign in to download full-size image Figure 4-2. Output from PS command Sign in to download full-...
$Processes=Get-CimInstance-ClassWin32_Process-Filter"name='notepad.exe'"$Processes|Format-TableProcessName, @{ Label ="Total Running Time"Expression = {(Get-Date) -$_.CreationDate} } ProcessName Total Running Time --- --- notepad.exe03:39:39.6260693notepad.exe00:19:56.1376922 Get-CimInstance...
grep Data Wrangling\grep.ps1 Filter output based on keyword, but still retain PowerShell object format. Hence it can be even used in the middle of a pipeline (see example): Link Group-ConsecutiveRanges Data Wrangling\Group-ConsecutiveRanges.ps1 Given an integer array with numbers, return groups...
On theConditionspage, choosePath(we're going to take the easy option here); On the Path page, you're going to use the value from the Event Log error show above, being sure to truncate the file name after the static prefix and terminating the path with a wildcard...