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Ensuring that parameter values are passed to your function

A question on the forum about a function had me thinking. The user had defined two parameters for the function and then used Read-Host to get the values. NO Much better way is to use an advanced function and make the parameters mandatory function Getuserdetails...

Published Thu, Jan 01 2013 12:48 PM by Richard Siddaway's Blog

Filed under: PowerShell V2, PowerShell Basics, PowerShell and Active Directory, PowerShell V3

PowerShell Deep Dive speakers

Some more sessions have been announced for the Deep Dive http://www.theexpertsconference.com/europe/2011/powershell-deep-dive/session-abstracts/ The speaker line up includes: Aleksandar Nikolic Shay Levy Kirk Munro Dmitry Sotnikov Jeffery Hicks James...

Published Wed, Sep 09 2011 1:09 PM by Richard Siddaway's Blog

Filed under: PowerShell V2, PowerShell Basics, Deep Dive, PowerShell V3

PowerShell basics: using Get-Content to drive a copy

I recently saw a forum question about copying files where the file names where in a file Icreated a file with the full path to the files that need to be copied Get-ChildItem -path c:\test -Filter proc* | foreach {Add-Content -Value $_.Fullname -Path c...

Published Fri, Jun 06 2011 2:12 PM by Richard Siddaway's Blog

Filed under: PowerShell V2, PowerShell Basics

PowerShell Basics: Loops

A loop is used to repeat one or more commands a certain number of times or while a condition is true. There are a number of ways of generating a loop in PowerShell. These examples show the basic structure of each loop type. 1 .. 10 | foreach-object...

Published Fri, Jun 06 2011 1:40 PM by Richard Siddaway's Blog

Filed under: PowerShell V2, PowerShell Basics

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