Issue parsing powershell output

[vdeshpande]

I am working on a Exchange integration using Orchestration. we have a custom powershell script

Output is showing as below

WARNING: The names of some imported commands from the module 'Exchange' include

unapproved verbs that might make them less discoverable. To find the commands

with unapproved verbs, run the Import-Module command again with the Verbose

parameter. For a list of approved verbs, type Get-Verb.

Deshpande, Amruta

1.   - How do I get rid of the WARNING message

2. How do I parse only last line ignoring warning message

Thank you

[Deepak Ingale1]

Hi Varsha,

You can suppress the warning method by using below powershell command.

Import-Module -DisableNameChecking

This command will hide the warning message being displayed

[vdeshpande]

Hello Deepak,

Thank you for the response.

Where exactly I need to include this import statement in powershell script

1. In the beginning of the script ?

or

2. Use it in command we are executing ?

I included in the beginning of script and it is throwing below error

*** Cannot process command because of one or more missing mandatory parameters

If you can share some sample commands , that will be helpful

Thanks

Varsha

[staceyrocheleau]

You do it at the start of your script.

For instance, I import the Active Directory module like this:

if (-not(Get-Module -Name 'ActiveDirectory')) {

  Import-Module ActiveDirectory

}

That tests if the module is loaded and if not, load it.

You can parse your output like this:

In the Sensor script of your powreshell activity place something like this: workflow.scratchpad.results = activity.output;

Now it's stored in a scratchpad and you can parse it with javascript.

i.e. look for an error:'

if (workflow.scratchpad.results.indexOf("** ERROR: Unable to retrieve user") > 0) {

// error...

[Deepak Ingale1 · Accepted solution]

Hi Varsha,

If you are importing exchange module, then your synyax would be

import-module -moduleName           - DisableNameChecking