In this example, we create two variables,$date1and$date2, and assign them specific dates. We then use theSubtract()method to calculate the difference between$date2and$date1. The result is aTimeSpanobject that represents the duration between the two dates. You can access theDays,Hours,Minute...
Also, there must not be a space between the method and the opening parenthesis or brace.The following example shows how use the ForEach() method. In this case the intent is to generate the square value of the elements in the array.PowerShell Copy ...
Group Managed Service Account Error: "no mapping between account names and security ids was done" Group Policy for Set execution policy Bypass? group-object and measure object GUI to query AD into a listbox, and then selected item from listbox into other textboxes GUID to HEX Handling CIM ...
Is it still Daylight Saving Time? I know it’s the 25th, but what day of the week is it? October 25th? What day of the year is that? So many questions. And Windows PowerShell can provide so many answers … as long as you call the Get-Date cmdlet and request the appropri...
Of course, converting a local time to Universal time can be complicated: you need to know your “offset” (the number of hours difference between your time and Greenwich Time); you need to know the direction of that offset (are we 4 hours ahead of Greenwich time or 4 hours behind); yo...
As a matter of fact it does: you can actually select a range of dates. To do that, set the MaxSelectionCount property to the maximum interval allowed between the starting date and ending date. For example, if you want to allow no more than 10 days between the two dates then set Max...
Also, there must not be a space between the method and the opening parenthesis or brace.The following example shows how use the ForEach() method. In this case the intent is to generate the square value of the elements in the array.PowerShell Copy ...
root again. Then it’s a simple matter of typing SET-LOCATION and selecting the context of interest. NOTE: Already we see that PowerShell is much quicker when shifting between contexts than the GUI would be. With the GUI we’d have to go into Add/Remove Snap-ins in the MMC and add ...
I use essentially the same commands to find the differences between the two files. First, I make sure that I know the reference file that changed. Here is the command that I use for that: PS C:\> dir c:\ref -Recurse | Where-Object {!$_.psiscontainer } | get-hash | ? { $_...
Summary: Creating sample files with random sizes and dates for use in a Lab Q: Hey, Dr. Scripto! From time to time I like to show “how things works” at User Group meetings and to colleagues. But I don’t always have a good pile of sample files. Do you have any examples of ho...