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  ## Create AppV & Deploy TO UAT - CSV Input ## ## Load Configuration Manager Module and Switch to EH Site Server CD "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Configuration Manager\AdminConsole\bin"

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  ## SCCM Collection&Deployment - CSV Input ## ##### ## Load Configuration Manager Module and Switch to EH Site Server. CD "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Configuration Manager\AdminConsole\bin" import-module .\ConfigurationManager.psd1. CD EH1: function createcollection {## Creates Collection based on the Name read in the CSV File

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  ## Create Package & Deploy TO UAT - CSV Input ## ## Load Configuration Manager Module and Switch to EH Site Server CD "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Configuration Manager\AdminConsole\bin"

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  From outside Windows PowerShell (e.g., from the . Run. dialog box or from a Cmd.exe window) you must call Windows PowerShell and then pass the script path as an argument to that call: powershell.exe –noexit C:\Scripts\Test.ps1. The -noexit. parameter ensures that the PowerShell window remains open after the script finishes running.

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  # SQL Audit script # To invoke: sqlps -command "&{c:\temp\sqlauditV2.ps1}" # 3-6-2013 Added fixed disk, freespace # 3-30-2013 Added Statistics # Change path as appropriate

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  Function Convert-TemplateToVM($template){Write-Host "Converting" $vm -ForegroundColor Yellow. Set-Template $template -ToVM -RunAsync | out-null

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  Powershell Get Table From Web Into CSV Instructions. 1. Save following as file GetTableFromWebIntoCSV.ps1 # GetTableFromWebIntoCSV.ps1 - Read a table from Web

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  ## Read Applications CSV File import-csv 'C:\Temp\Powershell\Collection Creation\Applications1.csv' | foreach { ## Collection Name Variable for each row in the CSV File

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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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  You can also use the MS-DOS redirection characters (> for write, >> for append) when using Windows PowerShell. This command writes data to the file C:\Scripts\Test.txt: Get-Process > C:\Scripts\Test.txt. Another option is to use the . Export-CSV. cmdlet to save data as a comma-separated-values file: Get-Process | Export-CSV C:\Test.csv

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