In PowerShell scripts, it is often necessary to perform a particular action on all the files and subfolders in a directory. For example, delete, copy, move, or edit files according to a set of criteria. In this post we’ll show how to loop through files and folders and process each it...
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I've got a plain text file with two server\instance names in it. The goal is to loop through each one, run some queries, and output the results to Excel files. It actually works as I'd want it to, but also kicks out some errors, as well as an extra excel file named _cfr_0916...
This PowerShell code runs a search through each subfolder within the source directory and copies all files to the target directory. While doing so, if any file already exist in the destination directory, it would rename the duplicate file by appending a number – which is automatically increment...
PowerShell -通过“文件名”查找文件并基于CSV重命名注意：在我的示例中，CSV文件的路径在我的桌面上，...
PowerShell can rename files as part of the copy process. For example, this code creates nine copies of the p1.txt file called p2.txt through p10.txt. 2..10|Foreach-Object{$newname="p$_.txt"Copy-Item-Path C:\test\p1.txt-Destination C:\test2\$newnameVerbose} ...
The Great Rename We hope to rename the dashboard functionality to better indicate the actual function of the feature. Universal Dashboard was misnamed long ago and we are considering better ways to describe what it really does. We’re also looking at ways to better organize the smaller parts...
The resulting match contains the filename with its extension. We access this throughGroups[1].Valueto extract the desired filename. String manipulation techniques can also be employed to extract the filename from a path. For instance, you can use theLastIndexOfmethod to find the last occurrence...
This example still uses foreach, but it isn't being input through a pipeline, so you have to tell it which collection of objects to loop through and what variable to store each object in—the part that says ($name in $names). Everything else is pretty much the same, and as soon ...
By repeatedly passing in the return value from the previous call to FindWindowEx, I effectively advance one window handle on each iteration through the do...while loop in Figure 4. I stop iterating when the local ct variable reaches the value of index, which is passed in as an argument. ...