Powershell parameter validatescript

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      [ValidateScript({})] PowerShell Standards Agency Leverage Built-In Validation [ValidateRange(min, max)] [ValidateSet(‘Value1’, ‘Value2’)] PowerShell Standards ... Parameter Attribute. PowerShell Standards Agency Photo by Garett Mizunaka on Unsplash Language Features Advanced Functions

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      Kapitel 46: PowerShell-Funktionen 129 Einführung 129 Examples 129 Einfache Funktion ohne Parameter 129 Grundparameter 129 Pflichtparameter 130 Erweiterte Funktion 131 Parameterüberprüfung 132 ValidateSet 132 ValidateRange 133 ValidatePattern 133 ValidateLength 133 ValidateCount 133 ValidateScript 134 Kapitel 47: PowerShell …

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      PARAMETER Specifies a parameter..EXAMPLE C:\PS> Example of how to use this cmdlet..INPUTS Inputs to this cmdlet (if any)..OUTPUTS Output to this cmdlet (if any)..NOTES General notes..COMPONENT The component this cmdlet belongs to..FUNCTIONALITY The functionality that best describes this cmdlet. #> ADVANCED FUNCTIONS Help Text Inside …

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      ControlUp Scripting Standards, v 0.2 Page 3 of 8 Scripts must have a PowerShell help format comment block at the top as documented here so that the purpose of the script, examples, and any required and optional arguments are

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      PowerShell Blog Week April 2015 – Advanced Functions 5 How do I make a function advanced? Pretty simple, all you need is the attribute CmdletBinding. Note: You can also use the [Parameter()] attribute to make it advanced, but for this example I'll stick with CmdletBinding. Let’s apply this to our function.

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    • Validating Parameters with PowerShell ValidateScript [Walkthrough]

      ErrorAction parameter 41-ErrorAction Continue 41 ... "Simple" dynamic parameter 112 Chapter 44: PowerShell Functions 114 Introduction 114 ... ValidateSet 117 ValidateRange 118 ValidatePattern 118 ValidateLength 118 ValidateCount 118 ValidateScript 118 Chapter 45: Powershell Modules 120 Introduction 120 Examples 120 Create a Module Manifest 120

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