Quote:
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> In Linux (bash), I could do:
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> Code:
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> ls | grep -i "match me"
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Mmm since this is the year of data parsing
and charting (and yes Regex is also included)
then perhaps for a large numbers of files - FYI
Remember, Windows PowerShell
is not a data parser, but is a
Windows-based automation tool,
meant to pass "data"
from tool to tool, to tool,
until output (or whatever)!
Mmm automate tools and there really are
lots of Windows-based tools available,
for Windows PowerShell to automateI
So for here perhaps (like so many IT Pros)
automate a data parser tool within powershell.exe!
Perhaps Microsoft's IIS's (local or remote)
data parser, Log Parser!
PS > LogParser.exe -h -i:fs
Input format: FS (FileSystem properties)
Returns properties of files and folders
"Log Parser" - Bing
http://www.bing.com/search?q=%22Log+Parser%22
And surely after all these years,
any PowerShell user can help
one automate Log Parser too!
As always enjoy the automation
of tools within the Windows-based,
..NET aware, WPF accessible,
admin's automation tool,
powershell.exe!