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Viewed 5k times. I've seen already few options, but all my tentative failed. Thanks : Basically want I'd like to to do is generate the right log with on top the last run before it is sent by mail. Improve this question.
Why does it needed to be added to the beginning of the file? It catches everything that happens with a script--because inevitably something will go wrong with your script after months of clean running. This will create a daily log for your script if you run it multiple times a day it'll just append to what you have.
The log will be in the same folder as your script and it'll clean out any logs older than 15 days. Now you can use Write-Verbose to record anything you want to in the log. I like to add Get-Date to my verbose stuff:. Thanks Martin I will play with that and see what I can do. This script will only run once a month checking for disabled users and mailboxes that havent logged in the last 60 days. That logs alot of things i dont need. Is there a way to just have Removing mail "name" on database blah blah and the same for the disabled accounts?
Is the Join-Path cmdlet essential? Could we just do:. I use -ErrorVariable at the end of the command and immediately after a command that is supposed to change something I use:. Another thing I do is create "dictionary" objects and put a line in each for successful operation.
I can then recall and print those out into an email or log file. I do a lot of logic and processing and eventually create a new user, so I do this to add them to the arraylist. Later, I check to see if any new users were created, and if so, I send that information to a custom email wrapper function.
From experience, you can never have too much logging. If you're running jobs from the Task Scheduler I always recommend Transcript logging. And maybe for purposes of timing or who knows what you might not be able to run it during the day. But if you have a transcript log you can see what broke and where. But I get what you're saying. If you're running monthly you'd probably want to change the log retention to 6 months or something like that. I like it because PowerShell will make sure the path is constructed properly.
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To declare a public property you do Public varname and you refer to that property as obj. End Sub Methods can also be public or private. So much for the quickie tutorial.
Let me just touch briefly on how to use the logger class. Open "daily" If you are expecting low logger activity you can use the former, and the log file will be opened and closed for each write. You write events to the log file by one of logger. Write text logger. Tee dest,text The first writes text to the log file. You can also write a separator line by logger. Jobbo Jobbo 1, 1 1 gold badge 7 7 silver badges 19 19 bronze badges. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google.
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