Andrew Watt [MVP]

The type for UseDatabaseQuoteDefaults is a Boolean.

You can confirm using

(get-mailbox "Joe Doe").UseDatabaseQuotaDefaults.GetType()

The potentially treacherous "feature" in PowerShell is that in code
you use $true or $false. In the console the Boolean values are
displayed as True or False.

Andrew Watt MVP

On Mon, 15 Jan 2007 11:21:48 -0500, "jim" <jim@nospam.com> wrote:

>Hopefully someone here is familiar with the Exchange 2k7 PowerShell..
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>I'm trying to export to CSV the LastName/FirstName of all users whose
>mailboxes are not using the default database quota.
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>$allmbx= get-mailbox -resultsize unlimited| where
>{$_.UseDatabaseQuotaDefaults -eq 'False'}
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>$allmbx | get-user -resultsize unlimited | select-object LastName, FirstName
>| Export-Csv c:\defsize.csv
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>It generated the CSV alright, but it appeared to contain a lot more people
>than I would've expected. I did a quick check on a handful of them and they
>all had the default database quota parameter set to True.
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>Thanks in advance!