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How to use the ValidateScript attribute in PowerShell function?

Chirag Nagrekar
Updated on 19-Sep-2020 09:10:22

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The ValidateScript attribute is to validate the script before entering inside the function. For example, let say you want to validate the path of the file, validate the remote computer connectivity, etc. We will take here remote server connectivity example.Without the ValidateScript attribute, we would have written the script as shown below.Function Check-RemoteServer {    param (       [string]$Server    )    if(Test-Connection -ComputerName $Server -Count 2 -Quiet -ErrorAction Ignore) {       Write-Output "$server is reachable"    } else {       Write-Output "$Server is unreachable"    } }OutputPS C:\> Check-RemoteServer -Server asde.asde asde.asde is ... Read More

How to use the ValidateLength attribute in PowerShell?

Chirag Nagrekar
Updated on 19-Sep-2020 09:06:20

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The ValidateLength attribute in PowerShell is used to validate the length of the String. Generally how we write the command without the mentioned attribute is using the Length method and if/else condition for the string. For Example, Function ValidateStorageName {    param (       [String]$StorageName    )    if(($StorageName.Length -gt 3) -and ($StorageName.Length -lt 15)) {       Write-Output "`nStorage Name validated"    } else {       Write-Output "`nStorage Name validation failed"    } }Output−PS C:\> ValidateStorageName -StorageName Alpha Storage Name validated PS C:\> ValidateStorageName -StorageName CN Storage Name validation failedWith the ValidateLength attribute, else ... Read More

How to use the ValidateSet Attribute in PowerShell function?

Chirag Nagrekar
Updated on 19-Sep-2020 09:01:09

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The ValidateSet attribute in PowerShell function is to validate the values entered from the set which means, it allows only specific values from the set. To understand better consider the below example, we have an array and we need to check if entered values are among array or not then we will use the below code.Function PetAnimalsCheck {    param(       [String]$Animal    )    $Animals = "Cow", "Dog", "Cat", "Horse", "Camel", "Elephant"    if($Animals -contains $Animal) {       Write-Output "Animal is in the list of Pet Animals"    } else {       Write-Output ... Read More

How to use the ValidateRange attribute in PowerShell function?

Chirag Nagrekar
Updated on 19-Sep-2020 08:51:27

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Validation parameters are a set of rules that you define on the PowerShell variable and restrict users from entering some values and binding users to enter values in the specific domain. If there are not validation parameters the script would be lengthy. The ValidateRange attribute is one of them.ValidateRange AttributeThis parameter is to validate the specific range of numbers. For example, If we need users to enter a value between 5 and 100 and we simply write the script using the If/else statement as shown below.function AgeValidation {    param(       [int]$age    )    if(($age -lt 5) ... Read More

Difference between Oracle 11g and Oracle 12c

Himanshu shriv
Updated on 09-Sep-2020 12:10:22

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Oracle 12c is just upgraded version of the Oracle 11g with some new features like cloud support and pluggable database, kind of like master slave architecture. With the Oracle 12 c, you can plug your database to cloud anytime. It has multiple new features like JSON support, multitenant architecture and etc.Sr. No.KeyOracle 11gOracle 12c1BasicIt was released in released in 2008 and has no pluggable databaseIt is High performance RDbMS which is released in 2014. It is pluggable database.2Identity columnWe can't set primary key to raise automaticallyWe can set primary key to rise automatically.3JSON typeWe can't store Json directly to the ... Read More

Difference between Docker Swarm and Kubernetes

Himanshu shriv
Updated on 09-Sep-2020 11:49:18

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Docker Swarm and Kubernetes both can be used for similar purpose. They both are container orchestration tool.Docker Swarm is a tool used for clustering and scheduling Docker containers. We can easily establish and manage a cluster of Docker nodes under a single virtual system.Kubernetes is also container orchestration tool which is developed by google. It can be used for automatic deployment ,scaling, load balancing  and logging and monitoring.Sr. No.KeyDocker SwarmKubernetes1BasicKubernetes is also container orchestration tool which is developed by google. It can be used for automatic deployment ,scaling, load balancing  and logging and monitoring.Docker Swarm is a tool used for ... Read More

How to find and replace the word in a text file using PowerShell?

Chirag Nagrekar
Updated on 03-Sep-2020 11:05:00

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To search for the word in PowerShell and replace it in the file we will use the string operation. In fact, the Get-Content command in PowerShell is used to read almost any type of file content. In this article, we are considering one text file as shown below.Get-Content C:\Temp\TestFile.txtOutputPS C:\> Get-Content C:\Temp\TestFile.txt # In case of linux, networkInterface names are of the form eth* # In Windows, please use the network full name from Device Manager networkInterfaces: ["Microsoft Hyper-V Network Adapter" ] overrideMetricsUsingScriptFile: false scriptTimeoutInSec: 60 scriptFiles: - osType: windows filePath: monitors/NetworkMonitor/scripts/windows-metrics.bat - osType: unixBase filePath: monitors/NetworkMonitor/scripts/unix-base-metrics.shThe ... Read More

What is the difference between $ErrorActionPreference and $ErrorAction cmdlet in PowerShell ?

Chirag Nagrekar
Updated on 03-Sep-2020 10:58:31

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As we know $ErrorActionPreference and $ErrorAction both have the same functionality and both are used to handle terminating errors by converting Non-Terminating errors to Terminating errors. But when both the variables are used, we need to know which takes precedence.$ErrorActionPreference variable is used at the start of the script while the $erroraction variable is a common parameter and used with the cmdlet. In some cases, we might need the script to be terminated as soon as an error occurs but inside the script, we have some cmdlets which need to be ignored or continued if the error occurs. In that ... Read More

How scriptblock works in PowerShell?

Chirag Nagrekar
Updated on 03-Sep-2020 10:56:07

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Scriptblock is a set of commands which can be executed together when they are invoked. In PowerShell, generally, we write individual commands. Scriptblock can be written with two curly brackets.Example$sb = {Get-Process powershell; Get-Service W32Time}Here we have written two commands under scriptblock. If you directly run this command, scriptblock treats them as a string.PS C:\> $sb Get-Process powershell; Get-Service W32TimeTo run the commands inside the scritblock, use Invoke-Command with the -Scriptblock parameter.Invoke-Command -ScriptBlock $sbOutputHandles NPM(K)    PM(K)    WS(K)    CPU(s)    Id    SI    ProcessName ------- ------    -----    -----    ------    --    --   ... Read More

How to Copy files or Folder without overwriting existing files?

Chirag Nagrekar
Updated on 03-Sep-2020 10:48:21

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To copy files/folders on the remote path without overwriting the existing files/folders, you can use multiple cmdlets like Copy-Item, Robocoy, and Xcopy, etc. As Copy-Item is a standard cmdlet, we will check if it's supported parameters can prevent overwriting.If Copy-Item doesn’t work then we will check its alternate command. Copy-Item simply overwrites the files and folders on the destination path and the copies newer files.For example, To copy files from the source folder C:\Test1 to the destination folder C:\Test2 below command is used and it simply overwrites the file without asking.ExampleCopy-Item C:\Test1\* C:\Test2 -Recurse -VerboseOutputPS C:\Temp> Copy-Item C:\Test1\* C:\Test2 -Recurse ... Read More

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