Powershell Where-Object Filter Examples
We can use the cmdlet Where-Object to filter data returned by other cmdlets. The below command filter the result form …
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Powershell Select –ExpandProperty [PropertyName]
We use select-object command to get properties from powershell output. Things are always fine with select-object if select the single …
Set Environment Variable using Powershell Script
We can get, set, modify and remove environment variables using the .NET class [Environment]. The following command list all the …
Powershell Get Environment variable from Remote machine
We can find and list the environment variables using the .NET class [Environment]. The following command list all the environment …
Powershell – Get Environment Variables using Get-Childitem
We can get the complete list of environment variables using Get-Childitem cmdlet. The following command list all the local environment …
Get list of environment variables from Powershell
We can get the list of environment variables using the .NET class [Environment]::. The following command list all the local …
Difference between single and double quotes in Powershell
You might have come across the question “What are the differences between single and double quotes in Powershell” when you …
Powershell – Declare Array and Iterate with ForEach
In Powershell, you can iterate through list of objects (or collection of objects) using ForEach loop. You can either initialize …
Powershell : List only required Parameters for a Cmdlet
We can get all the required parameters for a Powershell cmdlet using Get-Help cmdlet. The Get-Help displays the detailed description …
Powershell : List all the available Parameters for a Cmdlet
We can get all the available parameters for a Powershell cmdlet using Get-Help cmdlet, it displays the detailed description of …