Hi, Wasted a couple hours on this. I have a list of custom objects I created from various data sources ...
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I have been asked to report everyone's mailbox size, and as part of that, I need to have a column with ...
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bonjour, J'ai un serveur exchange 2010, je suis allé dans l'exchange management shell, je souhaitais trouver une ...
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Get-ADComputer -filter * | ForEach-Object { Get-Service -Name BITS -cn $_.name -ea silentlycontinue } | select MachineName,Status | Export-Csv D:\path.csv -notype Try to understand why it works like that and you will understand some of the reasons PowerShell is so much better than older scripting systems.
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Hi There, I am working with csv file using PowerShell. I have a file and I want to search it with some ...
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You should be able to pipe the resulting array of objects directly into other cmdlets like Out-File or Export-Csv. Then you can run it against your list of server names: Get-AutoCadKey -Path"C:\PathTo\MyComputer\List.txt" | Export-Csv"C:\results.csv" -NoTypeInformation
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I need some help and not sure which script language would be best. I have an automated process that is ...
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Dear Sirs, i Have an PS Script what imports an csv List of Users query ad and extend the userlist with ...
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Hello all, I need you help about an export to csv from SQL server manager and PowerShell. I have a SQL query in the ...
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