Using Where-Object Cmdlet with Multiple Conditions Script Block Comparison Statements Using Where-Object Cmdlet with Multiple Conditions In PowerShell, we have various comparison and logical operators that we can use with the Where-Object cmdlet to apply multiple conditions. Let’s explore a few scena...
Example 6: Use multiple conditions PowerShell Get-Module-ListAvailable|Where-Object{ ($_.Name-notlike"Microsoft*"-and$_.Name-notlike"PS*")-and$_.HelpInfoUri } This example shows how to create aWhere-Objectcommand with multiple conditions. ...
TheWhere-Objectcmdlet in PowerShell is a filtering mechanism. You can useWhere-Objectto filter collections from preceding commands using specific criteria. Objects that meet the conditions of the filter then pass through the pipeline to the next cmdlet. Where-Objectis often preceded by other command...
Clear-Host Get-ClusterResource ` | Where-Object {$_.ResourceType.Name -like "IP Address"} ` | Get-ClusterParameter ` | Where-Object {($_.Name -like "Network") -or ($_.Name -like "Address") -or ($_.Name -like "ProbePort") -or ($_.Name -like "SubnetMas...
Apply inheritance to "This object and all descendant objects" from powershell Applying Multiple conditions for each row in CSV file Approve Updates By Computer Groupt Are there commands to use instead of using certtmpl.msc? Argument was specified as a script block, and no input exists array an...
Example 10: Sort by multiple properties If you want to sort by multiple properties, separate the properties by commas. PowerShell Get-ChildItem-PathC:\Test |Sort-ObjectLength,Name Directory: C:\Test Mode LastWriteTime Length Name --- --- --- ---a---13/10/202122:162File01.txt-a--...
PowerShell itself imposes conditions on how scripts run concurrently, based on its design and history. Scripts have to run in runspace contexts and only one script thread can run at a time within a runspace. So in order to run multiple scripts simultaneously multiple runspaces must be created....
Sends ("pipes") the output of the command that precedes it to the command that follows it. When the output includes more than one object (a "collection"), the pipeline operator sends the objects one at a time. PowerShell Get-Process|Get-MemberGet-Service|Where-Object{$_.StartType-eq'Aut...
It can also set up timing conditions for assembly load conflicts; if two parts of the same program will try to load different versions of the same assembly, which one is loaded depends on which code path is run first. For PowerShell this means that the following factors can affect an asse...
1..4 | ForEach-Object { Write-Host "$($_): First"; $_ } -OutBuffer 1 | ForEach-Object { Write-Host "$($_): Second" } Output Copy 1: First 2: First 1: Second 2: Second 3: First 4: First 3: Second 4: Second -OutVariable Stores output objects from the command in ...