Getting Your Group On
I thought I’d give you a break from the weather function and Pester test. We’ll pick that series later. In the meantime, I thought I’d dive into one of my favorite PowerShell commands or at least one that I often use in my PowerShell scripting, Group-Object
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On the surface, the command seems pretty simple. Give the command a bunch of objects, which will group them on a specific property.
PS C:\> Get-Service -name m* | Group-Object -Property Status
Count Name Group
----- ---- -----
10 Stopped {MapsBroker, McpManagementService, Messaging…
3 Running {mpssvc, MSSQL$SQLEXPRESS, Muse Hub Backgrou…
You can use any object property that you see using Get-Member
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