Get-ChildItem -Path C:\Test\ -Include *.txt Get-ChildItem -Path C:\Test\* -Include *.txt Directory: C:\Test Mode LastWriteTime Length Name --- --- --- --- -a--- 2/13/2019 08:55 26 anotherfile.txt -a--- 2/12/2019 15:40 118014 Command.txt -ar--- 2/12/2019 ...
A variable, alias, or function name can include any one of the following optional scope modifiers:global: - Specifies that the name exists in the Global scope. local: - Specifies that the name exists in the Local scope. The current scope is always the Local scope. private: - Specifies ...
For example, the following command runs the FindDocs.ps1 script in the C:\TechDocs directory: C:\TechDocs\FindDocs.ps1 You can run any executable command using its full path. As a security feature, PowerShell doesn't run executable commands, including PowerShell scripts and native commands, u...
the configuration can include settings that protect the computer, such as settings that limit the amount of data that the session can receive remotely in a single object or command. You can also specify a security descriptor that determines the permissions that are required to use the confi...
The comparison operators also include operators that find or replace patterns in text. The (-match,-notmatch,-replace) operators use regular expressions, and (-like,-notlike) use wildcards like*. Containment comparison operators determine whether a test value appears in a reference set (-in,-...
magic number to a script that doesn't have a.ps1extension, but this causes the script to be run in a new PowerShell instance, preventing the script from working correctly when interchanging objects. This behavior might be desirable when executing a PowerShell script from Bash or another shell...
range of activities. It can extract information on OSes, such as the specific version and service pack levels. "PowerShell providers" are programs that make data contained in specialized data stores accessible at the command line. Those data stores include file system drives and Windows registries...
Yet another example to show off the power of the PowerShell pipeline and its interoperability with the COM world. Recently I had to add 30+ existing PST files to an instance of Outlook. I hate using the mouse and keyboard for repetitive tasks (File –> Open Outlook Data File –> browse...
When I was first learning about IsolatedStorage, I noticed that it's pretty tough to find the actual file being used for the storage, so I want to include that information in my results. This will make the results more useful. By returning the key, value, and the path to the data, ...
Now let’s make this a tiny bit more complicated. What if we want to know if the Archive folder haseitherone or more .PS1 files or one or more .VBS files? That’s fine; in that case, we can use the–includeparameter followed by the file extensions of interest: ...