To make the results more readable, split the paths on the semicolon path separator so each one appears on its own line. PowerShell 複製 $env:PSModulePath -split ';' The first three paths in the list are the default module locations. SQL Server Management Studio added the last path wh...
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$string=@" Msg1 = Type "Windows". Msg2 = She said, "Hello, World." Msg3 = Enter an alias (or "nickname"). "@ 此命令使用ConvertFrom-StringDatacmdlet 将 here-string 转换为哈希表。 PowerShell ConvertFrom-StringData$stringName Value --- --- Msg3 Enter an alias (or"nickname"). Msg...
$env:PATH.ToString().Split(';') Then assign the current path to the variable $OriginalPath, using this command: $OriginalPath = $env:PATH Then a concatenation of $OriginalPath and the literal string ";C:\" is assigned to the PATH environment variable. The reason for in...
A semicolon ; can be used to split up multiple commands on the same line. First-command ; Second-command ; Third-command which is equivalent to: First-command Second-command Third-command The semicolon Command Separator can be thought of as a short code for a Carriage Return/Newline. It...
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$UserNamesCSV=Import-CSV'C:\temp\users.csv'-Delimiter","foreach($userin$UserNamesCSV){$usersplit=$user.answer-split';'|Out-StringSet-ADuser-identity$user.user-replace@{info=$usersplit}} Regards, Ruud
-Force -Path (Split-Path -Path "$($where)\$($_.Key)") ` -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue ` -ErrorVariable +Errors; } [System.Text.Encoding]::ASCII.GetString($_.Value)>"$($where)\$($_.Key)" }ConclusionThe use of a NuGet file merely as a read-only container of files...
$UserNamesCSV=Import-CSV'C:\temp\users.csv'-Delimiter","foreach($userin$UserNamesCSV){$usersplit=$user.answer-split';'|Out-StringSet-ADuser-identity$user.user-replace@{info=$usersplit}} Regards, Ruud
# Vmhba name, driver type, link status, WWN, PCI Address, & model infromation. So we split this string by spaces, removing any empty lines. # Since the model information is always the 5'th item (we start counting at 0) we strip out everything before then and stop at the 30'th ...