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MilestoneSystemsInc / PowerShellSamples

A collection of samples for managing your Milestone XProtect VMS using MilestonePSTools in PowerShell
https://www.milestonepstools.com
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Fix typo in Import-VmsHardware #49

Closed Silex closed 2 years ago

Silex commented 2 years ago 
The DriverFamily column provides an easy shortcut to select all driver numbers under the group in a similar fashion to the Add Hardware dialog in Management Client. The valid DriverFamily values can be found by running `Get-RecordingServer -Name JMT-XPCO | Get-HardwareDriver | Select-Object -ExpandProperty GroupName -Unique`

You'd replace -Name JMT-XPCO with | Select-Object -First 1 :wink:

joshooaj commented 2 years ago

I don't know if I'll have a chance to dig into the issues you've reported this week but I want to say THANK YOU for all the feedback/issues/suggestions! I really appreciate you taking the time to share it all here ♥

Silex commented 2 years ago

Thank you for doing this! I know it's probably not easy to convince your company to make these tools but they are very useful.

About this issue, I know open source is always a bit of an issue but maybe you could make a repo out of https://www.milestonepstools.com so people could fork/patch the documentation (and maybe the code one day :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:)

Silex commented 2 years ago

Export-VmsHardware appends to the destination CSV, it'd ask for confirmation to overwrite IMHO.

joshooaj commented 2 years ago

Thanks @Silex, for the next release I've corrected the typo and added an -Append switch to Export-HardwareCsv and I just pass that value on to the Export-Csv cmdlet. So by default it will overwrite which is the normal behavior when exporting to CSV, and in the off chance you want to append, you can add the switch.