powershell

问题 How can i export mails adresses in CSV files in a range of 30 users for each one . I have already try this $users = Get-ADUser -Filter * -Properties Mail $nbCsv = [int][Math]::Ceiling($users.Count/30) For($i=0; $i -le $nbCsv; $i++){ $arr=@() For($j=(0*$i);$j -le ($i + 30);$j++){ $arr+=$users[$j] } $arr|Export-Csv -Path ($PSScriptRoot + "\ASSFAM" + ("{0:d2}" -f ([int]$i)) + ".csv") -Delimiter ";" -Encoding UTF8 -NoTypeInformation } It works but, i think there is a better way to achieve this

问题 I am hashing all the files in one location, an origin folder, and writing the hashes to a variable and then doing the same to all the files in another location, a destination folder: $origin = Get-ChildItem .\Test1 | Get-FileHash | Format-Table -Property Hash -HideTableHeaders $destination = Get-ChildItem .\Test2 | Get-FileHash | Format-Table -Property Hash -HideTableHeaders Then I am comparing them with Compare-Object like so: Compare-Object $origin $destination Now in my test I purposefully

问题 I have a query which is like this in a file : script.sql select * from test_table where name in (&1) This is an example of query i'm trying to make and i execute it with a power shell script which is like this : $names = '''Name1'', ''Name2''' $params = '"' + $names + '"' sqlplus -silent $username/$password@$tnsalias "@script.sql" $params Note that $names has a variable list of names But then when the script is executed, the parameter get substitute like this : former : where name in (&1) new

问题 I am hashing all the files in one location, an origin folder, and writing the hashes to a variable and then doing the same to all the files in another location, a destination folder: $origin = Get-ChildItem .\Test1 | Get-FileHash | Format-Table -Property Hash -HideTableHeaders $destination = Get-ChildItem .\Test2 | Get-FileHash | Format-Table -Property Hash -HideTableHeaders Then I am comparing them with Compare-Object like so: Compare-Object $origin $destination Now in my test I purposefully

问题 I am hashing all the files in one location, an origin folder, and writing the hashes to a variable and then doing the same to all the files in another location, a destination folder: $origin = Get-ChildItem .\Test1 | Get-FileHash | Format-Table -Property Hash -HideTableHeaders $destination = Get-ChildItem .\Test2 | Get-FileHash | Format-Table -Property Hash -HideTableHeaders Then I am comparing them with Compare-Object like so: Compare-Object $origin $destination Now in my test I purposefully

问题 I need to initialize a job using the shell. The job will be a delay plus a call to a vbScript. The following code works fine. For my example, the vbScript is just a single line with a MsgBox "Hello world!" $functions = { Function execute_vbs { param ([string]$path_VBScript, [int]$secs) Start-Sleep -Seconds $secs cscript /nologo $path_VBScript } } $seconds = 2 Start-Job -InitializationScript $functions -ScriptBlock {execute_vbs -path_VBScript 'C:\Users\[USERNAME]\Desktop\hello_world.vbs' -secs

问题 I am attempting to create a class object and use Invoke-Command to call a function on the class on a remote machine. When I use Invoke-Command with no computer name this works fine but when I attempt to do this on a remote computer I get an error saying the that the type does not contain my method. Here is the script I am using for testing this. $ComputerName = "<computer name>" [TestClass]$obj = [TestClass]::new("1", "2") Get-Member -InputObject $obj $credentials = Get-Credential Invoke

问题 Been going crazy all week unable to solve this issue. I have a dictionary word file that will be a few million words at one point, for now let's assume it's just a text file "Words.txt" which has: App Apple Application Bar Bat Batter Cap Capital Candy What I need it to do is to match each string against the rest of the file and only write output of the first hit. This will be alphabetical. Example the desired output from the words above would be: App - due to pattern "App" being seen first

问题 I have been trying to have powershell or batch scripts delete a folder that contains all my scripts when I am finished. Originally I tried Remove-Item -Path "C:\Tool" -Recurse -Force which worked no problem if run as a script for a location outside of C:\Tool . It would complain the files were in use when run from a script within. After some research I found &cmd.exe /c rd /s /q "C:\Tool" which worked much better, but even though I closed the GUI, the command wouldn't delete the img files

问题 I have been trying to have powershell or batch scripts delete a folder that contains all my scripts when I am finished. Originally I tried Remove-Item -Path "C:\Tool" -Recurse -Force which worked no problem if run as a script for a location outside of C:\Tool . It would complain the files were in use when run from a script within. After some research I found &cmd.exe /c rd /s /q "C:\Tool" which worked much better, but even though I closed the GUI, the command wouldn't delete the img files