Get-DbaDbVirtualLogFiles

jpomfret commented 6 years ago

Bug Report

Examples aren't accurate

General Troubleshooting steps

[X] Verified running latest release of dbatools?
[X] Verified errors are not related to permissions?
[X] Can duplicate in new/fresh PowerShell.exe session?

Version Information

Operating System (Name|Version): Windows Server
PowerShell Version: 5.1.14393.1532
SQL Server (Edition|Version): 2012

Steps to Reproduce

get-help Get-DbaDbVirtualLogFile -e

Feature Request

I can update this - just wanted to make sure it was agreed upon this was an issue, I believe it should state the the VLF details are returned not number of VLFs, perhaps we could add an example that pipes into Group-Object to get counts per database.

Problem to solve

Additional information

jpomfret commented 6 years ago

@gbargsley can you test this and confirm?

gbargsley commented 6 years ago

I am not sure of the question. Are you saying the examples are not worded properly for the output expected?

jpomfret commented 6 years ago

Yeah, maybe I'm wrong. I looked at the help and saw I was going to get 'all user database virtual log file counts' so was suprised when I got a more raw output of an object containing all the VLFs, I had to pipe to a Group-Object to get the database - count format I was expecting.

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