Import from csv powershell
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Note: Any of the Attributes found in the ActiveSyncDevice command-let could be used to find & group data about devices, also, by adding the ‘pipe’ | Export-CSV command-let you can output those same results to a CSV file. Output to CSV file: Get-ActiveSyncDevice | group-object -property deviceos | Export-CSV c:\deviceOS.csv
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// import the Data ONTAP module. PowerShell s = PowerShell.Create(); s.AddCommand("Import-Module"); ... During the reclamation process, the CSV will become 98% full for a brief time; this should not be a cause for concern as most I/O to CSV is within VHD files, which should be fixed-size VHDs in accordance with NetApp best practices. ...
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Import-Csv "C:\Users\Demo\Desktop\demoFiles\Sources\10AzureUsers.csv" | Remove-MsolUser -Force Get-MsolUser -ReturnDeletedUsers | Remove-MsolUser -RemoveFromRecycleBin -Force #Create users from a CSV file - NON-matching headers - using a variable
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To export the aliases list to a file (CSV is the export format) use the command: Export-Alias The command filter is optional. To import the file back to PowerShell use: Import-Alias Basic Commands. Get-Command.
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Art of PowerShell. Introductions. Explanation of who we are, what we do. Why we use PowerShell. Ease repetitive tasks. Consistent results. Auditability. Accessibility of Knowledge. Makes Delegation Easier. Instead of sharing a KB article to follow the manual steps to perform a task. Easier scripting than many alternatives. Such as VBScript or .NET
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– PowerShell code that uses GroupsAndPermissions.csv and Users.csv data to programmatically create new groups and add users to those groups. First-time Post-Install Steps If this is the first time you are using the demo environment, complete the Post-Install Steps at the end of this document.
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#script to import users from old domain. This requires a CSV export using CSVDE from the old domain to feed inputs from $ErrorActionPreference = "Stop"
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If it exists, we also import the UnifyEmailAddress value for each user into the “mail” AD attribute to ensure your AD users are linked to the same, named email account. We provide a PowerShell migration script to help with this (see step 4).To prepare for running the PowerShell script, you will need to add the AD account name for each user ...
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