Passing Parameters into Powershell Script

[Elwynn Martin]

I'm trying to pass a 'Process.' variable into PowerShell script using the parameters built into the Run Script operator but without an success.

Below is what I currently have in the Inline Script box:

 

param([string]$var1);

Get-ChildItem -Path \\%%%source path%%% -Recurse | Where-Object {$_.Name -Like "*$var1"} | Move-Item -Destination \\%%%destination path%%%

 

Is there a less verbose way to pass that variable into the Where-Object?

 

I was reading the documentation here and liked the concept at the bottom of just using '%1' but haven't had any luck getting that to work.

https://docops.ca.com/display/CATPA422/Run+Script+Operator

 

I also found a post in the community but it didn't have an code samples

ITPAM and PowerShell

 

Any thougts or suggestions on how to streamline passing in variables?

 

[Poyato]

I put in embedded PS inside like this:

Param(
[string] $var1
)

Get-ChildItem -Path C:\Temp -Recurse |Where-Object {$_.Name -like "*" + $var1 + "*"}

 

 

to pass the variable, put in parameters in component like this sample attached. remember to mark thex check 'rear output for data set variable'

Attachment(s)

teste_2.xml.zip   5 KB 1 version

[Legacy User]

This seems to work but i cant seem to get multiple parameters to work... 

 

For Instance:

Param(
[string] $var1, $var2
)
Get-Service -ComputerName "$var1" -Displayname "$var2" | Format-Table -Property status, displayname -AutoSize

[Legacy User]

Nevermind... figured it out. The issue really was the spaces being removed in the script. 

I needed to wrap the parameters in the script operator parameter Properties panel. Like so...

 

("'") or double quote single quote double quote

 

 

Then the actual script i was running: 

 

 

Multiple params work and the spaces issue is resolved.