On the Pure PowerShell code, when pulling the files, we are getting the columns combined in the file.
I have to manually separate out the columns.
Is it possible to update the powershell code to make this happen automatically ?
Here is the example.
Get-PureOneVolume
This cmdlet call shows the first two columns fine. But third column is a combination of four columns. We have to manually separate them.
Get-PureOneVolume | Select id, name , @{Expression={$.arrays.id -join ';' }} , @{Expression={$.arrays.name -join ';' }} , `
@{Expression={$.arrays.resource_type -join ';' }} , @{Expression={$.arrays.fqdn -join ';' }} , created, destroyed , eradicated , pod , provisioned , serial , source , _as_of
Same goes for other cmdlets
Get-PureOneFileSystem
Get-PureOneArrayTag
Please let me know if you can do it internally on the above mentioned cmdlets.
On the Pure PowerShell code, when pulling the files, we are getting the columns combined in the file.
I have to manually separate out the columns.
Is it possible to update the powershell code to make this happen automatically ?
Here is the example.
Get-PureOneVolume
This cmdlet call shows the first two columns fine. But third column is a combination of four columns. We have to manually separate them.
Get-PureOneVolume | Select id, name , @{Expression={$.arrays.id -join ';' }} , @{Expression={$.arrays.name -join ';' }} , `
@{Expression={$.arrays.resource_type -join ';' }} , @{Expression={$.arrays.fqdn -join ';' }} , created, destroyed , eradicated , pod , provisioned , serial , source , _as_of
Same goes for other cmdlets
Get-PureOneFileSystem
Get-PureOneArrayTag
Please let me know if you can do it internally on the above mentioned cmdlets.