Powershell foreach object multiple commands

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  Aliases for common commands Gcm Get-Command Foreach,% Foreach -Object Sort Sort-Object Where,? Where -Object Diff,compare Compare -Object Dir, ls, gci Get-ChildItem Gi Get-Item Copy,cp,cpi Copy -Item Move,mv,mi Move -Item Del,rm Remove -Item Rni,ren Rename -Item Ft Format-Table Fl Format-List Gcim Get-CimInstance Cat,gc,type Get-Content Sc Set ...

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  requires using object collections and a different way of thinking to work with anything but a simple list of a single directory In general, it is best to use the Powershell cmdlets instead of these Linux-like commands to avoid confusion and unexpected results Either way, the output from Powershell commands is always zero or more objects,

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  FOR/FOREACH foreach is used to execute a script once for each object in a collection for is used when you have an initial command, a test, and a loop command to perform The initial command executes The test is performed and if it is true The script block executes The loop command executes

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  Instead of ls | ForEach-Object name you can write the oft-used cmdlet with the terse alias: ls | % name (b) modulo Returns the remainder of a division operation e.g. ( 7 % 2 )

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  The ForEach-Object cmdlet is incredibly powerful. Linux has a command similar to this, xargs, but it is not nearly as powerful. If multiple commands are nested it is quite difficult to write (and read) the xargscommand. For example, if we wanted to read the contents of a csv file which contained a list of large files, then move those files if

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  2015-01-29 · ForEach-Object The ForEach-Object cmdlet is incredibly powerful. Linux has a command similar to this, xargs, but it is not nearly as powerful. If multiple commands are nested it is quite difficult to write (and read) the xargs command. For example, if we wanted to read the contents of a csv file which contained a list of large files,

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  Foreach 80 While 81 ForEach-Object 81 Basic usage 82 Advanced usage 82 Do 83 ForEach() Method 83 Continue 84 Break 84 Chapter 34: Modules, Scripts and Functions 86 Introduction 86 Examples 86 Function 86 Demo 86 Script 87 Demo 87 Module 88 Demo 88 Advanced Functions 88 Chapter 35: MongoDB 92 Remarks 92 Examples 92 MongoDB with C# driver 1.7 using PowerShell 92 I have 3 …

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