Determine the use of vCPU using PowerCLI

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  DJ

  dj143 wrote:

  I need to work with files in the path C:\Program Files\ [...].  However, when I run my LV application on a 64-bit machine, the path is C:\Program Files (x 86)-[...].  Is there a way to automatically determine if the application is running on a 64 bit system?  I use LV v.2012 SP2.

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  Take a look at "get system directory". In particular, use the entry "application files. See if it meets your needs.

  

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• PowerCLI script to display the number of vCPU by VMhost use

  Hi all

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  Thank you

  You mean something like this?

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• Need help to report on the configurations of the virtual machine using PowerCLI

  Hi guys,.

  I try to shoot down vCenter virtual computer configuration details and am not having much luck with vCPU multicore machines.

  Looking at the lists of VMS in vSphere Client, it offers a column "Number of CPU" basis and does not include any other granularity (i.e. in terms of casings & carrots as opposed to simply 'CPU Count').

  I thought that maybe I have better luck using PowerCLI and essentially, the cmdlet "Get - VM" has the kind of information I'm looking for, but I find that it lacks a bit when it comes to vCPU details.  Essentially, it turns out that does not do much better than the list of virtual machines in vSphere Client because it produces only a "CPU Num" value, which is not particularly useful.

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  Thanks in advance!

  Try like this

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  Hello

  Anyone can answer the question:

  Regarding materials traditional DAQ, for example the DMM OR-4060, how

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  With the help of Labview 8.5, I looked into the following function libraries:

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  Gary.

  Hi Gary,.

  Good afternoon and I hope that your well today.

  Thanks for your post and I want to help you solve your problems.

  I don't think there is just a function that you can use to identify and collect information on all cards with your. For traditional DAQ devices in particular I suggest using the Information.vi of DAQ devices get.

  If you look at this link,

  SAL posted an example VI entitled, find dev trad.vi.

  You can get information such as serial number, Dev name and the Base address.

  The assistance of the respective drivers to collect information you could generate an array of strings with the information that you need all the slots.

  Please let me know if this is useful at all,

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• Using PowerCLI to recover the capacity of volume comments data

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