Re: [PS] Ignoring host formatting
- From: "Andrew Watt [MVP]" <SVGDeveloper@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 19 May 2006 11:02:13 +0100
Dave,
I think the fundamental question is *where* you want to see all the
information in a nice format. And why. And what you intend to do with
it.
Do you want to output to screen in the end? Or to paper?
With the number of properties that your command will produce it's
going to be tough. But even using Yuksel's command you may hit
limitations in the output.
Opening File.txt in Notepad will, depending on whether or not word
wrap is on, produce horrible layout or two overlapping rows in order
to display the table.
On paper? You will need very wide paper. Or have a tiny (unreadable?)
font.
Another approach, which will allow you to continue to work with the
data is as follows:
get-process | export-clixml File.xml
Then you can use
$processes = import-clixml File.xml
to retrieve the data in a format you can work with.
Then you can select what you want, e.g.
$processes | format-table Processname, Handlecount
and so on.
Andrew Watt MVP
On Thu, 18 May 2006 19:26:17 +0100, "Dave"
<dave.brannan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
If I want to get all the information from a command in a nice format.
regardless of the number of columns available, how can I do it?
For example if I do:
[PS] gps | ft *
All the information columns get trucated into extremely small columns. So if
I do:
[PS] gps | ft * -auto
Does what I want except it tells me xx amount of columns were removed. Fair
enough, so I then want to output this to a file and not have PS worry about
truncating columns in the host, except using:
[PS] gps | ft * -auto > File.txt
Produces the same output and the extra columns are removed.
Is there an easy way to export all the information available from a
cmdlet/pipeline into single rows?
Thanks,
Dave.
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