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• output of the script in excel

  I have some script online, could you please help me add output in an excel sheet.

  SE connect-VIServer server1

  $report

  # Specifies the location of the output file

  $filemame = 'C:\dir1\ESX_info.xls'

  Get-VMHost | Select name, Version, Build,
  @{N = "Cluster name"; E={($_ | Get - Cluster). Name}},
  Manufacturer, model, ProcessorType,
  @{N = "NumCPU"; E={($_| Get - View). Hardware.CpuInfo.NumCpuPackages}}

  $report| Export-Csv -NoTypeInformation $filemame

  Thank you

  Whenever you copy something on the screen, it goes to the screen. Period (I guess). If you want to redirect the flow to something else, you will need to navigate literally.

  This is why you must use the export-csv. What he does he object transform on the entry in the file in the csv format. It's what he does. If you don't want to use export-csv for a reason, you need to format the output so that it will look like csv, so that for example excel will understand that.

  If you want to have the real Excel file (.xls), you use excel comobject.

  So from my side, I'm not really another way to get a simple CSV to use export-csv.

  'name, first name' > c:\file1.csv

  'cookie monster' > c:\file1.csv

  "elmo, Monster" > c:\file1.csv

  Excel will also include this file when you import with ',' as a delimiter. Is that what you are looking for?

  As mentioned previously, if you want to make real xls file it is more difficult to do so.

  "

  $Oexcel = New-Object - ComObject excel.application
  visible #setting for debugging
  $Oexcel.Visible = $true
  #Opening our xls workbook
  $Oworkbook = $Oexcel.Workbooks.Add)
  Journal of #Adding new week and do appoint good
  $Oworksheet = $Oworkbook.Worksheets.Add)
  Report of $Oworksheet.Name = "Snapshots"
  #Making banner
  $Oworksheet.Cells.Item (1,1) = "report title".
  #Creating labels for table
  $Oworksheet.Cells.Item (2,1) = "name of the virtual machine.

  .....

  .....

  "

  Were looking for management Excel in this way or am I too far with my way of thinking?

  Greg

• Output of the script is different from one system to the other.

  I am running a script from the command line on two different platforms (desktop Windows 7 and Microsoft Server 2008 R2 Enterprise platform) and the output of the script produces is different on each platform.  More precisely; the script is

  For /f "tokens = 2-4 delims = /" %%d in (' date / t) ") do (set mydate = % c-%-% b).
  For /f "tokens = 1-2 delims = /: ' %% in (' time / you) do (set mytime = %% a % b).
  mydate %Echo% > log.txt
  MyTime %Echo% > log.txt

  and the output from the Windows 7 Desktop is:
  2014-07-31
  0249 PM

  While the release of Server 2008 is:
  ECHO is enabled.
  0249 PM

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site and must be placed on Technet or MSDN

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home

  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home

• SELECT statement in the script output window

  Hello

  SQL Dev 4.0.3

  is it possible to include select statements from the command run the Script in the Script Output window?

  Is the result in the window:

  Select 1... ;

  results

  Select 2... ;

  results

  Joop

  try to put "set echo on" (without the quotes) as the first line and make sure that you use F5 to run the script... like sqlplus.

• The output of a script redirection problem

  Hi guys,.

  I used the script get.vievent of vsphere powercli console example "modified for the last 24 hours registered users"

  Original screenplay:

  C:\PS > Connect-VIServer-Server 10.23.113.41

  $events = get-VIEvent - MaxSamples 100

  foreach ($event in $events) {if ($event.fullFormattedMessage - match "user)}

  (connected.*)@\b\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\b') {Write-Host ("User

  "+ $matches [1] +" connected to: "(+ $event.createdTime)}}"

  When I ran the output to the console is:

  Vcops of the user connected to the: 21/03/2016 04:50:41

  Vcops of the user connected to the: 21/03/2016 04:20:21

  Backupsvahcs of the user connected to the: 21/03/2016 04:01:37

  Backupsvahcs of the user connected to the: 21/03/2016 04:01:36

  Backupsvahcs of the user connected to the: 21/03/2016 04:01:36

  Backupsvahcs of the user connected to the: 21/03/2016 04:01:31

  Vcloudum of the user connected to the: 21/03/2016 04:00:22

  Vcops of the user connected to the: 21/03/2016-03:50

  Vcops of the user connected to the: 21/03/2016-03:19:39

  Vcloudum of the user connected to the: 21/03/2016-03:00:25

  Vcops of the user connected to the: 21/03/2016 02:49:18

  Vcops of the user connected to the: 21/03/2016 02:18:58

  So far, everything is beautiful!

  Updated the script:

  $fecha = get-date-Format D

  $todayMidnight = (get-Date-time Minute 0 - 0 - 0 second). AddMinutes(-1)

  $events = get-VIEvent-start $todayMidnight.AddDays(-1)-finish $todayMidnight.AddDays(-0)

  $events | foreach ($event in $events) {if ($event.fullFormattedMessage - corresponds to ' User(.*) @\b\d {1,3} \.\d {1,3} \.\d {1,3} \.\d {1,3} \b connected ') {Write-Host ('User' + $matches [1] + "" connected to: "+ $event.createdTime")}} |  out-file c:\ReportesvCENTER\test.txt

  When I run the script, I get:

  PowerCLI C:\PS-Scripts >.\loggedin1.ps1

  Unexpected token 'in' in expression or statement.

  C:\PS-Scripts\loggedin1.ps1:9 char: 29

  + $events | foreach ($event in < < < < $events) {if ($event.fullFormattedMessage)}

  (- match to ' User(.*) @\b\d {1,3} \.\d {1,3} \.\d {1,3} \.\d {1,3} \b connected ') {Write-Hos

  {{t ('User' + $matches [1] + "" connected to: "+ $event.createdTime")}} |  > c:\Repo

  rtesvCENTER\test.txt

  + CategoryInfo: ParserError: (in: String) [], ParseException exception

  + FullyQualifiedErrorId: UnexpectedToken

  PowerCLI C:\PS-Scripts >

  But if I do not include the hose before foreach:

  PowerCLI C:\PS-Scripts >.\loggedin1.ps1

  An empty pipe element is not allowed.

  C:\PS-Scripts\loggedin1.ps1:9 tank: 209

  + foreach ($event in $events) {if ($event.fullFormattedMessage - match "User(.*))}

  ") @\b\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\b connected ') {Write-Host ('User' + $mat

  (ches [1] + "connecté à:" + $event.createdTime)}} | < < < > < c:\ReportesvCENTE

  R\test.txt

  + CategoryInfo: ParserError: (:)) [], ParseException Exception)

  + FullyQualifiedErrorId: EmptyPipeElement

  And if I modified the script again:

  $fecha = get-date-Format D

  $alluser = @)

  $todayMidnight = (get-Date-time Minute 0 - 0 - 0 second). AddMinutes(-1)

  $events = get-VIEvent-start $todayMidnight.AddDays(-1)-finish $todayMidnight.AddDays(-0)

  foreach ($event in $events) {if ($event.fullFormattedMessage - corresponds to ' User(.*) @\b\d {1,3} \.\d {1,3} \.\d {1,3} \.\d {1,3} \b connected ') {Write-Host ('User' + $matches [1] + "" connected to: "+ $event.createdTime")}}

  $alluser += $events

  $alluser | Select the username, IP address, Createduserid, FullFormattedMessage |  out-file c:\ReportesvCENTER\Usuarios-conectadosPav-$(Get-Date-f yyyyMMdd-hhmm)-$fecha.txt

  I send the output to a file, but I do not send the result equal the console.

  Can someone helpe please?

  Thank you

  Carlos

  You must use Write-Host sparingly. instead of trying to Write-host using Write-Output. You can also build the string without Write-Host IE "User $($matches [1]) connected to: $($event.createdTime).

  Don't forget that write-host may not be redirected to a different output, just like the Format cmdlets.

  I could write this using an object as output and put it into a function.

  $events = get-VIEvent - MaxSamples 100

  Function Get-UserLogins

  {

  [CmdletBinding()]

  Param

  (

  [Parameter (Mandatory = $true, Position = 0)]

  $Events

  )

  foreach ($event in $events)

  {

  If ($event.fullFormattedMessage - corresponds to ' User(.*) @\b\d {1,3} \.\d {1,3} \.\d {1,3} \.\d {1,3} \b connected ")

  {

  New-Object - TypeName PSObject-property @{' user ' = $Matches [1]; "} {LogginTime'= $Event.CreatedTime}

  }

  }

  }

• 4.1 Developer, the output of the Script window does not display the last line of the output automatically

  Hi all

  I use the new version of the developer 4.0.1.14 on Windows 7 x 64, I noticed that the result of the query or the output of the script does not display as before:

  When I run a query lets say with 100 lines of output, run the query successfully, but the cursor jumps automatically to the last record in the game as in all previous versions, I have to scroll manually everytime.

  Can I change this?

  Thank you

  No, unfortunately, it's a bug.

  It is not for all queries however. Still boring.

• Get and Set of dynamic Type via the Script output

  I am running vRO 6.0.1. I built a dynamic type to Veeam. I can see the items in the inventory and can select them as attributes in workflows. I'm looking to get the dynamic Type via a script object and set it as a variable in the script output, but its does not work. I created the dynamic type using the type dynamic plug-in generator v2.

  I have 'Veeam' namespace with types:

  VeeamHost

  jobFolder

  job

  I put an output with the 'DynamicTypes:Veeam.job' type attribute and the name jobOut

  My script is just:

  jobOut = Server.findForType ('DynamicTypes:Veeam.job' '29714267-f517-4f76-a621-902b3e789772/urn:veeam:Job:26eddcda-ea52-469b-b4c9-0b80fec098ae');

  System.log ("Job found:" + jobOut "'); 

  After the execution of the jobOut variable is empty. In the newspapers, I see:

  Found job: DynamicWrapper (Instance): [DynamicTypesDynamicObject]-[class com.vmware.o11n.plugin.dynamictypes.model.DynamicObject] - VALUE: dynobj: [__ns:Veeam __id:29714267-f517-4f76-a621-902b3e789772/urn:veeam:Job:26eddcda-ea52-469b-b4c9-0b80fec098ae __tp:DynamicTypes:Veeam.job]

  Does anyone have an idea of how complete the release of DynamicTypes:Veeam.job with the actual work of veeam I got via the script?

  Could check you what happens if you replace the line

  jobOut = Server.findForType("DynamicTypes:Veeam.job","29714267-f517-4f76-a621-902b3e789772/urn:veeam:Job:26eddcda-ea52-469b-b4c9-0b80fec098ae");

  with

  jobOut is DynamicTypesManager.getObject ("Veeam", "task", "29714267-f517-4f76-a621-902b3e789772/urn:veeam:Job:26eddcda-ea52-469b-b4c9-0b80fec098ae");.

• No model output module custom when you run the script from another process

  Hello

  I have a following problem:

  Try to automate the video rendering. When I run extend script of the program that is launched at windows startup, there is no custom output module template. If the script is started manually, it works perfectly.

  Trying to applyTemplate output module in the results of item renderer error queue.

  I use AE 2014 (13.1.1.3) and windows server 2012 standard r2.

  Thanks for help.

  Sounds like a permissions problem, you will need to set your user contexts and escalate privileges before running the script.

  Mylenium

• 4.0EA1 - copy/paste in the output window of the Script on Mac does not work

  I'm running 4.0.0.12 on Mac OS X 10.8.4, and I can't copy in the window "output of the Script.  What I do on a regular basis, it's generating some SQL code by using a SQL query, so I want to copy the output and paste it into the spreadsheet so I can run.  For example:

  Select 'alter tablespace ". NOM_TABLESPACE | ' begin backup; "from DBA_TABLESPACES;

  This is a known problem and will look for the EA next release.

• How to remove the output of a SELECT on the page out of the Script

  Hello
  
  I'm running a particular piece of SQL with bind variables. The goal is to get the execution
  plan using DBMX_XPLAN. DISPLAY_CURSOR.
  
  To get the variables and bind the values of the variables in make them work, I found that I have to select
  instructions in the worksheet, and then press F5.
  
  It's working very well, but the question I have, is that this SQL data returns more 60 000 rows.
  
  I don't want to see the lines, and in addition there are limits on the number of rows can be displayed
  in SQL developer.
  
  Is there a way I can delete the results of the SQL query that appears in the output window of the Script?
  
  I tried:
  
  termout off Set
  Set autotrace traceonly
  set pagesize 0
  
  But nothing makes no difference. Surely I can stop behaving this way? Any suggestions?
  
  I use SQL Developer 3.2.09
  
  Thank you!
  
  Paul Stuart

  Hi Paul,.

  I don't believe it. Same queue the result of a query (whether inline or embedded via @.sql) does not output to the spreadsheet results pane. And internally, to explain the Plan and auto-trace, Developer SQL uses dbms_xplan.display instead of display_cursor.

  Probably your best bet is to reduce total output via Tools | Preferences | Database | Worksheet | Max lines to print in a script. That the setting does not affect the SQL sent to the database, it just limits how the SQL Developer result set that bothers to display when you run Script. Any information you get from display_cursor should be affected. Of course, the worksheet sends many other SQL to the database, that you don't see, so based on the default behavior of 'Look the last cursor' will not work. I assume that you have already taken into account for this.

  Kind regards
  Gary
  SQL development team

• Request for help with the output of a script

  Hello

  I need assistance with the output of a script. I have a script that retrieves advanced config of the esx hosts in a cluster and exports to a txt file. Here is the script I use:

  $Decimals = 1

  $VCServers = @)

  $VMSummaries = @)

  $InputFile = "VCs.txt".

  1. Read the input file, loop of VCs

  Foreach ($VCname in Get-Content $InputFile) {$VCServers += $VCName}

  Foreach ($VCServer to $VCServers)

  {

  $VC = to connect-VIServer $VCServer

  $VMhosts = get-VMHost

  Foreach ($VMHost to $VMhosts)

  {

  Write-Progress "Collecting information in $VCServer" 'connecting to host $VMHost' - Id 0

  $VMSummary = "" | Select the host name, TCPIPHeapMax, TCPIPHeapSize, HeartbeatTimeout, HeartbeatFrequency, HeartbeatMaxFailures, MaxVolumes

  $VMSummary.HostName = $VMHost.Name

  $VMSummary.TCPIPHeapMax = (get-VMHostAdvancedConfiguration - VMHost ($VMhost) - name Net.TcpipHeapMax). Values

  $VMSummary.TCPIPHeapSize = (get-VMHostAdvancedConfiguration - VMHost ($VMhost) - name Net.TcpipHeapSize). Values

  $VMSummary.HeartbeatTimeout = (get-VMHostAdvancedConfiguration - VMHost ($VMhost) - name of NFS. HeartbeatTimeout). Values

  $VMSummary.HeartbeatFrequency = (get-VMHostAdvancedConfiguration - VMHost ($VMhost) - name of NFS. HeartbeatFrequency). Values

  $VMSummary.HeartbeatMaxFailures = (get-VMHostAdvancedConfiguration - VMHost ($VMhost) - name of NFS. HeartbeatMaxFailures). Values

  $VMSummary.MaxVolumes = (get-VMHostAdvancedConfiguration - VMHost ($VMhost) - name of NFS. MaxVolumes). Values

  $VMSummaries += $VMSummary

  }

  }

  $OutputFile = "AdvancedNFS.txt".

  $VMSummaries | Format-Table | Out-file $OutputFile

  This script runs without any problem and generates a text file that looks like this:

  TCPIPHeapMax TCPIPHeapSize HeartbeatTimeout HeartbeatFrequency HeartbeatMaxFailures MaxVolumes hostname

  -

  ---

  -

  ---

  -

  ---

  -

  ---

  -

  ---

  -

  ---

  -

  ---

  abcd1 abcd2 abcd3

  I am trying to output a csv file and run into a problem where each host values are not displayed correctly. I replaced the last 2 lines in the script as follows:

  $OutputFile = "AdvancedNFS.csv".

  $VMSummaries | Export-CSV $OutputFile

  My output looks like this:

  Host name	TCPIPHeapMax	TCPIPHeapSize	HeartbeatTimeout	HeartbeatFrequency	HeartbeatMaxFailures	MaxVolumes
  ABCD1	System.Collections.Hashtable + ValueCollection	System.Collections.Hashtable + ValueCollection	System.Collections.Hashtable + ValueCollection	System.Collections.Hashtable + ValueCollection	System.Collections.Hashtable + ValueCollection	System.Collections.Hashtable + ValueCollection

  What I am doing wrong?

  Thank you

  Alex

  Hello

  You can try changing your script like this:

  • -Replace "." "With values '-["'-']. "

  • -Optimize calls to Get-VMHostAdvancedConfiguration

  Your code will look like this:

  ...

  Write-Progress "Collecting information in $VCServer" 'connecting to host $VMHost' - Id 0

  $VMSummary = "" | Select the host name, TCPIPHeapMax, TCPIPHeapSize, HeartbeatTimeout, HeartbeatFrequency, HeartbeatMaxFailures, MaxVolumes

  $VMSummary.HostName = $VMHost.Name

  $VMHostAdvancedConfig = get-VMHostAdvancedConfiguration - VMHost $VMHost - name Net.TcpipHeapMax, Net.TcpipHeapSize, NFS. HeartbeatTimeout, NFS. HeartbeatFrequency, NFS. HeartbeatMaxFailures, NFS. MaxVolumes

  [$VMSummary.TCPIPHeapMax = $VMHostAdvancedConfig\["Net.TcpipHeapMax"\]

  [$VMSummary.TCPIPHeapSize = $VMHostAdvancedConfig\["Net.TcpipHeapSize"\]

  $VMSummary.HeartbeatTimeout = $VMHostAdvancedConfig\ ['NFS. HeartbeatTimeout '\] '.

  $VMSummary.HeartbeatFrequency = $VMHostAdvancedConfig\ ['NFS. HeartbeatFrequency '\] '.

  $VMSummary.HeartbeatMaxFailures = $VMHostAdvancedConfig\ ['NFS. HeartbeatMaxFailures '\] '.

  $VMSummary.MaxVolumes = $VMHostAdvancedConfig\ ['NFS. MaxVolumes '\] '.

  $VMSummaries += $VMSummary

  ...

  Kind regards

  Dimitar

• 3.1EA1 - white space in the output of the Script window

  We need a way to control white space in the output of the Script window
  
  SQL * Plus a trimout, trimspool and col/format... can we please get something similar?
  
  If these options are not on the calendar of 3.1, then even the simplest option that removes all trailing spaces would be of tremendous value to me.

  Hello

  No luck yet on trimout / support, but 3.1 trimspool EA1 includes better support for column: wrap, trunc, format, clear, and so on.

  Relevant forum to other posts on this topic:
  TRIMSPOOL on the SQL worksheet
  Re: Out of the Script and not the extra copy of the spaces

  I recorded an improvement for this request because it appears highly desirable and I don't see it in the list of the Exchange feature requests:
  Bug 13357403 - FORUM: NEED to TRIMOUT AND SUPPORT TRIMSPOOL

  Kind regards
  Gary
  SQL development team

• Output of the FSG in excel

  Hi all
  
  Is it possible to publish the report of the FSG in excel? I remember we had a report to generate the FSG to Excel in 11i but this report, I do not see in R12. Y at - there a patch I need to apply?
  
  Thank you
  
  DJ

  Hello:

  You can try this.

  1. define the type of report of the FSG as XML output.
  2 run the report of the FSG
  3. run the XML Editor, and then select the id of the report request FSG run earlier and model FSG (excel, pdf).
  4. you can see the desired output.

  Thank you

  Tarun

• What is the difference between the output of the Script and the result of the query?

  Hello gurus,
  
  In Oracle SQL Developer, during the execution of a select statement running with the "F5 key", I get the output of the Script; And then if I execute the same select statement using 'Ctrl + Enter', I get basically the same data, but it is formatted to be a little different. and using 'Ctrl + Enter' I can adjust and reduce the size of the column (not the logical and physical structure) on the GUI screen to display all columns without having wide apart. What are the advantages/disadvantages to running queries using "F5" or "Ctrl + Enter"? If someone could shed some light on this topic bit, that would be nice.

  HI HAS LUNS,

  Text (f5) is functional, for the better or for the worst dumps select all.
  Chart is prettier - you get a complete data by select grid and scroll within the grid.
  There are a few other minor differences.

  Personally, I use mostly f5 /text/ (sqlplus emulation).

  -Turloch
  Team SQLDeveloper

• Control width of column in the output of the Script?

  I want to use the button "Run the Script" (NOT execute statement) to run a SQL. I want an output text is easier to read (fixed-width fonts!) and save. The problem is that it is impossible to control the column width. SQLPlus style 'column' does not work. And even a few substr(), trim(), the column is completed up to the length (?) original.
  
  For example, I want to display code source PLSQL USER_SOURCE:
  

  select text from user_source
  order by  name, type, line

  SQLDeveloper pads the output to 4,000 characters (?), which makes the unusable output (for example, to save or even look at one). Using functions like the function rtrim(), substr() does not help.
  
  Because SQLDeveloper is displayed not correctly output of SQL, SQLPlus is still irreplaceable. But you need everything to prevent it kicked away from the buffer to the coil.
  
  (OK I know that I can use dbms_metadata in this case.) But this is just one example...)
  
  SQLDeveloper: 2.1.0.63
  OS: Windows XP SP2
  
  Published by: thtsang on July 13, 2010 11:43

  As you say, it's impossible.
  However, I suggest that you get 2.1.1 with a fixed-width font in the grid of statement Run As. Then use the export of the grid (menu) or CTRL-+ A CTRL + C (or CTRL-SHIFT-C with position) If you want to save.

  Have fun
  K.