Leading zeros and export to CSV

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• script to get the csv vm disk usage and export to csv format

  Hi all

  I am trying to create a script to get the use of disk for vm - space - free space and total disk space.

  I used this script that allows me to get the required result.

  but I need to edit the script for each cluster, VM he should get computers virtual cluster and check the vm disuage. and export of csv file

  $vms = import-CSV "C:\Cluster.csv".

  $outputfile = "c:\Diskusage.csv".

  SE connect-viserver VC-vcadmin username-password

  {foreach ($vm to $vms)

  Get - VM $vm.name | Where {$_.} PowerState - eq "Receptor"} | Get-VMGuest | Select the ExpandProperty - VMName disks | Select VMName, path, @{Name = "DiskCapacityGB"; Expression = {[math]: Round ((($_.))} {{((Ability) / 1 GB), 2)}}, @{Name = "DiskUsedMB"; Expression = {[math]: Round ((($_.))} Capacity - $_. {{((FreeSpace) / 1 MB), 2)}}, @{Name = "DiskFreeMB"; Expression = {[math]: Round ((($_.))} {{((FreeSpace) / 1 MB), 2)}} | Export-Csv - NoTypeInformation $outputfile}

  Viserver disconnect

  Joint the output file

  Veuileez help me in creating the script

  You can try like this?

  Connect-viserver VC -user vcadmin -password
  foreach($cluster in Get-CLuster){
      $outputfile = "c:\" + $cluster.Name + "-Diskusage.csv"    Get-VM -Location $cluster |
      Where { $_.PowerState -eq "PoweredOn" } |
      Get-VMGuest |
      Select VMName -ExpandProperty Disks |
      Select VMName, Path,
          @{Name="DiskCapacityGB";Expression={[math]::Round((($_.Capacity)/1GB),2)}},
          @{Name="DiskUsedMB";Expression={[math]::Round((($_.Capacity - $_.FreeSpace)/1MB),2)}},
          @{Name="DiskFreeMB";Expression={[math]::Round((($_.FreeSpace)/1MB),2)}} |
      Export-Csv -NoTypeInformation $outputfile}
  
  Disconnect-viserver
  

  The script creates a CSV file for each cluster.

• Find records VM size and export to csv format

  Hello

  I need this script to export to csv format, but I have problems to make it work.

  Notice-EEG - ViewType VirtualMachine-property name, Config.Hardware.Device, LayoutEx | %{

  $viewVM = $_; $viewVM.Config.Hardware.Device |? {$_-is [VMware.Vim.VirtualDisk]} | %{

  # for each device VirtualDisk, get some info

  $oThisVirtualDisk = $_

  # get the disk element LayoutEx, which corresponds to the VirtualDisk

  $oLayoutExDisk = $viewVM.LayoutEx.Disk |? {$_. {Key - eq $oThisVirtualDisk.Key}

  # get the FileKeys that correspond to the LayoutEx-> sort items of this VirtualDisk

  $arrLayoutExDiskFileKeys = $oLayoutExDisk.Chain |? {$_-is [VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineFileLayoutExDiskUnit]}

  New-Object PSObject-property @ {} TypeName

  # Add the VM name

  VMName = $viewVM.Name

  # disc label, such as "disk 1".

  DiskLabel = $_. DeviceInfo.Label

  # the path to the data store for the file VirtualDisk

  DatastorePath = $_. Backing.FileName

  # the size provisioned to the VirtualDisk

  ProvisionedSizeGB = [Math]: tour ($_.) CapacityInKB / 1 MB, 1).

  # Get the file LayoutEx elements that correspond to the FileKeys for this LayoutEx disk and the size for items that are "diskExtents" (retrieved in the form of bytes, so convert to GB)

  SizeOnDatastoreGB = [Math]: round (($arrLayoutExDiskFileKeys | % {$_.)) FileKey} | % {$intFileKey = $_; $viewVM.LayoutEx.File |?} {($_. Eq - $intFileKey - button) and ($_.) Type - eq "diskExtent")}} | Measure - Object - size of the sum). Summary / 1 GB, 1).

  } # end new object

  } # end foreach-object

  } # end external foreach-object

  Capture all the output in a variable and send this variable in a CSV file.

  Something like that

  $result = Get-View -ViewType VirtualMachine -Property Name, Config.Hardware.Device, LayoutEx | %{
      $viewVM = $_; $viewVM.Config.Hardware.Device | ?{$_ -is [VMware.Vim.VirtualDisk]} | %{
          ## for each VirtualDisk device, get some info         $oThisVirtualDisk = $_        ## get the LayoutEx Disk item that corresponds to this VirtualDisk         $oLayoutExDisk = $viewVM.LayoutEx.Disk | ?{$_.Key -eq $oThisVirtualDisk.Key}
          ## get the FileKeys that correspond to the LayoutEx -> File items for this VirtualDisk         $arrLayoutExDiskFileKeys = $oLayoutExDisk.Chain | ?{$_ -is [VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineFileLayoutExDiskUnit]}
          New-Object -TypeName PSObject -Property @{
              ## add the VM name            VMName = $viewVM.Name
              ## the disk label, like "Hard disk 1"            DiskLabel = $_.DeviceInfo.Label
              ## the datastore path for the VirtualDisk file            DatastorePath = $_.Backing.FileName
              ## the provisioned size of the VirtualDisk            ProvisionedSizeGB = [Math]::Round($_.CapacityInKB / 1MB, 1)
              ## get the LayoutEx File items that correspond to the FileKeys for this LayoutEx Disk, and get the size for the items that are "diskExtents" (retrieved as bytes, so converting to GB)            SizeOnDatastoreGB = [Math]::Round(($arrLayoutExDiskFileKeys | %{$_.FileKey} | %{$intFileKey = $_; $viewVM.LayoutEx.File | ?{($_.Key -eq $intFileKey) -and ($_.Type -eq "diskExtent")}} | Measure-Object -Sum Size).Sum / 1GB, 1)
          } ## end new-object    } ## end foreach-object } ## end outer foreach-object
  
  $result | Export-Csv "C:\report.csv" -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture
  

• Output on screen and EXPORT. CSV

  Hi all

  Were the creation of scripts for some general tasks and I got a little confused on what is happening.  I have two scripts that are output on the screen even with EXPORT. CSV commond to end.  I get the output sent to the CSV fine and there is no obvious errors.

  Any whay Idears, that this could happen?  I can post my script if that helps.

  Thank you

  Phil

  This is the line with only $objHba in it.

  It will display the content of this variable to the screen.

  # $vmlist = Get-VM
  $table = @()
  
  foreach ($vmhost in (Get-view -ViewType Hostsystem )) {
       foreach ($hba in ($vmhost.config.storagedevice.hostbusadapter | where {$_.PortWorldWideName})) {
            $objHba = "" | Select-Object Hostname,Device,Model,Driver,Pci,Wwpn
            $objHba.HostName = $vmhost.Name
            $objHba.Device = $hba.Device
            $objHba.Model = $hba.Model
            $objHba.Driver = $hba.Driver
            $objHba.Pci = $hba.Pci
            $objHba.Wwpn = "{0:x}" -f $hba.PortWorldWideName
  #           $objHba
            $table += $objHba
       }
  }
  
  $table | Export-Csv $outputDir\data\$date.$viserver.$filename.csv -NoTypeInformation
  

  BTW what is the first (of line) doing here? It has nothing to do with the rest of the script.

  Copy & paste mistake I guess?

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• Get-Annotation and export to CSV

  I am trying to export of Annotation custom fields in a CSV with foreach and difficulty to operate there where I want.

  1. is it possiible export with foreach or do I have to use foreach-object?

  $vms = get-vm pt*
  foreach ($vm in $vms){
      $vm = Get-View $vm.ID
      $nm = $vm.name
      $hn = $vm.guest.hostname 
      $ip = $vm.guest.ipaddress
      $contact = get-vm $vms | Get-Annotation -CustomAttribute "System Contact"|select Value
      $vm | select `
      @{Name = "Name"; E={$nm}},`
      @{Name = "Contact"; E={$contact}},`
      @{Name = "Hostname"; E={$hn}},`
      @{Name = "IP"; E={$ip}}
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  2. How can I get rid of the "{@{value ="in the exit?}} "

  Name                          Contact                       Hostname                      IP
  ----                          -------                       --------                      --
  PT1                      {@{Value=abcd.Serverteam...     pt1.abcd.com              10.0.1.5
  PT2                      {@{Value=abcd.Serverteam...     pt2.abcd.com              10.0.1.33
  

  The better, more PowerShell, way to do this would be to use the pipeline.

  Something like that

  Get-VM tp* | Select Name,  @{N="Hostname";E={$_.Guest.Hostname}},  @{N="IP address";E={$_.Guest.IpAddress}},  @{N="Contact";E={
      Get-Annotation -Entity $_ -CustomAttribute "System Contact" |
      Select -ExpandProperty Value}} | Export-Csv c:\report.csv -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture
  

• Reports on multiple virtual centers and export to CSV format

  Everyone,

  Does anyone know if possible a way for me to do the following in the following format.

  Requirements:

  (1) report on multiple virtual centers

  (2) export results to CSV or Excel with a title between each virtual Center

  (3) the need for Virtual Center Cluster belongs, name of the Cluster, host number of ESX and number of virtual machines. (Additional information can be added to the report later).

  It would be not so hard if I could just connect and report on all virtual centers and my results to export in this way.  However, each virtual server Center have a different purpose and that is how senior management wants to see the results.

  For example:

  VC3 VC1 and VC2 = service server environment

  VC4 and VC5 VC6 = service Workstation environments

  VC7 VC8 = environment of Cloud Computing Services

  What I would do is:

  (1) connect to the first 3 virtual centers and collect the above information.

  (2) I would like to create a title in the CSV or Excel named 'Standard Server environment summary'

  (3) then I would like to export these 4 columns with data for each cluster.

  Cluster is managed by this Virtual Center, the name of the Cluster, number # VM and ESX host

  I then unplug the 3 first virtual centres.

  Next

  (1) I would like to connect to the 3 next virtual centres

  2) add to the previous CSV or Excel with a title 'desktop environment summary.

  (3) export the same information as above in the CSV file

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Try something like this

  $vcenters = @{}
  $vcenters["Server Environment"] = @("VC1","VC2","VC3")
  $vcenters["Workstation Environment"] = @("VC4","VC5","VC6")
  $vcenters["Cloud Environment"] = @("VC7","VC8")
  
  Set-PowerCLIConfiguration -DefaultVIServerMode Single -Confirm:$false | Out-Null
  $vcenters.GetEnumerator() | %{
    &{foreach($vc in $_.Value){
        $currentvc = Connect-VIServer -Server $vc      Get-Cluster -Server $currentvc | %{
          New-Object PSObject -Property @{
            "Cluster is managed by VC" = $currentvc.Name          Cluster = $_.Name          "# of ESX hosts" = @($_.ExtensionData.Host).Count          "# of VM" = Get-View $_.ExtensionData.Host -Server $currentvc |          %{@($_.Vm).Count} |          Measure-Object -Sum |          Select -ExpandProperty Sum        }
        }
      }} | Select "Cluster is managed by VC",Cluster,"# of ESX hosts","# of VM" |  Export-Xls -Path C:\report.xls -WorksheetName $_.Name  Disconnect-VIServer -Server $currentvc -Confirm:$false}
  

  You will have to render the Xls export function.

  Simplest is to include in the script with the code above.

  The name of the group is reflected in the name of the worksheet, having a separate line would be a little more difficult.

• How to extract data from an arbitrary xml file and export it to a CSV friendly?

  Hallo,
  I am facing big problems in the use of XML files. I have a
  application that generates XML files with clusters containing arrays
  and scalars as in the example pasted below. My task is to
  Read it and export the data into a CSV document readable by a human.
  Since I do not know the actual content of the cluster, I need some sort
  Smart VI through the XML looking for berries
  and other data structures for export properly in the CSV file
  format (columns with headers).
  Thank you

  
  
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  Ciao
  
  

  Rather than to get the

  node, you can just go directly to the node since ' one that really interests you. Basically what it means to determine the elements of table how much you have, and it depends on if you have 1 or 2 knots . The rest is just of the child nodes and the next siblings. See attachment as a starting point. The attached XML file is a table 2D (change the .xml extension).

  Notes on the example:

  • I did not close properly references, so it's something you need to do.
  • It is limited to tables 1 d or 2D.
  • I suggest using a control path of the file to specify the input XML file and path of the file/folder control to specify the location of the output file.

• A column value a comma, which leads to a column different while export to CSV file

  Hi all

  I have a few columns that will be built in the CSV file. The problem is in one of the column value of a comma in there. Thus, it creates a separate column two in CSv file.

  For example:

  Name of the column: description.

  Value: Bumpers, cushion

  But then that export in CSV file, it gives me bumper as a column and seat cushion in the second column.

  I'm using Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64 bit Production

  Appreciate your help.

  Thank you

  Suresh

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• Export to CSV problem...

  Hello
  
  I have a problem, hope I have explained it well.
  First of all, I have all report (SQL query) region with a silmple select (SELECT col1, col2 from table1).
  
  In this selection, I select the column which is a varchar2, a table.
  In some cases, the values in the column is for example 3-3' 2-2 "or 1-1'... etc.
  
  So I implements the integrated Apex for the export of data to CSV format:-report attributes-> export-> output CSV report activate: YES, Link label: export to CSV.
  
  When I click on the link 'Export to CSV', APEX exports to CSV and run my local excel to open this CSV... well...
  
  Well, the problem is that when I look in excel, he interpreted values such as: 2 Feb or March 3 or 1. Jan and so on... This is not true, of course.
  
  
  My question:
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  Instead mar 3. I need to 3-3,... etc.
  
  
  Thank you very much...
  Zlatko

  Zlatko,

  I use this technique often to display zeros on the digital data defined as varchar2.

  Encode your column varchar2 like that and to preserve its format when exporting:

  SELECT "=" "| your_tbl.your_col | ' ' ' 'Date ' ' ' '.
  Of your_tbl

  In addition, you will need to select your date/varchar2 column twice in your SQL. Once the way you have it now and a second time as above. Then the report of two columns should be conditionally displayed, your old method on the report and the new method on your export.

  Under conditional display in the attributes column, place a Type of Condition of PL/SQL Expression of:
  INSTR (NVL(:REQUEST,'YABBADABBADO'), 'EXCEL') = 0
  INSTR (NVL(:REQUEST,'YABBADABBADO'), 'EXCEL')! = 0

  The first condition is your column of report and the latter is for your column of export.

  Jeff

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  Thank you
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• APEX 5.0 Export to CSV produces duplicate records

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  Aqua

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  Patrick

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