Don't statically assign values. Use parameters and variables instead. When naming your parameters, use the same name as the default cmdlets for your parameter names whenever possible. In the following function, notice that I usedComputerNameand notComputer,ServerName, orHostfor the parameter name....
To get the value of a specificCmdletName:ParameterNamekey, use the following syntax: $PSDefaultParameterValues["CmdletName:ParameterName"] For example, to get the value for theSend-MailMessage:SmtpServerkey. PS> $PSDefaultParameterValues["Send-MailMessage:SmtpServer"] Server123 ...
Get-Help may report parameters with ValueFromRemainingArguments attribute as pipeline-able (#23871) Code Cleanup We thank the following contributors! @xtqqczze, @eltociear Minor cleanup on local variable names within a method (#24105) Remove explicit IDE1005 suppressions (#21217) (Thanks @xtqq...
about_Parameters about_Parameters_Default_Values about_Parameter_Sets about_Parsing about_Path_Syntax about_Pipelines about_Pipeline_Chain_Operators about_PowerShell_Config about_PowerShell_Editions about_Preference_Variables about_Profiles about_Prompts about_Properties about_Providers about_PSConsoleHostReadLin...
The$PSDefaultParameterValuesautomatic variable is a great tool to help you specify specific values for cmdlet parameters. You can specify one or more cmdlets by using wild cards in the hash table’s key. Remember that the hash table key is the name of the cmdlet(s), a colon, and then ...
This example creates a non-default user throttling policy that can be associated with specific users. Any parameters that you omit inherit the values from the default throttling policy GlobalThrottlingPolicy_<GUID>. After you create this policy, you must associate it with specific users.Example...
Script level parameters can be accessed in two ways. The first is with the $args variable which is a built-in variable that is auto-populated with an array of objects containing the values passed to the script. --- Begin script foo.ps1 --- Write...
Splatting creates the parameter keys and values. TheNameparameter specifies the drive name,MyDocs. ThePSProviderparameter specifies the PowerShellFileSystemprovider.Rootspecifies the local computer's directory. TheDescriptionparameter describes the drive's purpose.New-PSDriveuses the splatted parameters to...
$tsName = "Custom task sequence" $tsStepNameApplyDataImg = "Apply data image" Set-CMTSStepApplyDataImage -TaskSequenceName $tsName -StepName $tsStepNameApplyDataImg -Destination SpecificDiskAndPartition -DestinationDisk 5 -DestinationPartition 50 Parameters -AddCondition Specify a condition object ...
Parameters -AddExchangeLocation The AddExchangeLocation parameter specifies the mailboxes to add to the list of included mailboxes when you aren't using the value All for the ExchangeLocation parameter. Valid values are: A regular user mailbox. Including other types of mailboxes (for example, in...