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| 12-04-2007 | #1 (permalink) |
| | Displaying progress ? Hey all, I was thinking... I'm running that log script right now, through gigs and gigs of logfiles. Is there a way to display progress, other than write-host commands, possibly via a text-based progress bar, or some- thing, while the script is running, so you have some form of ETA for when the script is done ? Best Regards, Jacob Saaby Nielsen mailto:jacob.saaby@xxxxxx |
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| 12-04-2007 | #2 (permalink) |
| | Re: Displaying progress ? Perhaps write-progress ![]() Get-Help Write-Progress -full "Jacob Saaby Nielsen" <jacob.saaby@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:97b6e7b819578ca049a3f835d36@xxxxxx Quote: > Hey all, > > I was thinking... I'm running that log script right now, through gigs and > gigs of logfiles. Is there a way > to display progress, other than write-host commands, possibly via a > text-based progress bar, or some- > thing, while the script is running, so you have some form of ETA for when > the script is done ? > > Best Regards, > Jacob Saaby Nielsen > mailto:jacob.saaby@xxxxxx > > |
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| 12-04-2007 | #3 (permalink) |
| | Re: Displaying progress ? - Never mind :) Found out... Write-Progress... gotta check that out a bit ![]() Best Regards, Jacob Saaby Nielsen mailto:jacob.saaby@xxxxxx Quote: > Hey all, > > I was thinking... I'm running that log script right now, through gigs > and > gigs of logfiles. Is there a way > to display progress, other than write-host commands, possibly via a > text-based > progress bar, or some- > thing, while the script is running, so you have some form of ETA for > when > the script is done ? > Best Regards, > Jacob Saaby Nielsen > mailto:jacob.saaby@xxxxxx |
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| 12-04-2007 | #4 (permalink) |
| | Re: Displaying progress ? Hey Brandon, yeah I just saw that too Thanks though !Best Regards, Jacob Saaby Nielsen mailto:jacob.saaby@xxxxxx Quote: > Perhaps write-progress ![]() > Get-Help Write-Progress -full > "Jacob Saaby Nielsen" <jacob.saaby@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:97b6e7b819578ca049a3f835d36@xxxxxx > Quote: >> Hey all, >> >> I was thinking... I'm running that log script right now, through gigs >> and >> gigs of logfiles. Is there a way >> to display progress, other than write-host commands, possibly via a >> text-based progress bar, or some- >> thing, while the script is running, so you have some form of ETA for >> when >> the script is done ? >> Best Regards, >> Jacob Saaby Nielsen >> mailto:jacob.saaby@xxxxxx |
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| 12-04-2007 | #5 (permalink) |
| | Re: Displaying progress ? On Dec 4, 8:36 pm, Jacob Saaby Nielsen <jacob.sa...@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote: > Hey all, > > I was thinking... I'm running that log script right now, through gigs and > gigs of logfiles. Is there a way > to display progress, other than write-host commands, possibly via a text-based > progress bar, or some- > thing, while the script is running, so you have some form of ETA for when > the script is done ? > > Best Regards, > Jacob Saaby Nielsen > mailto:jacob.sa...@xxxxxx The Write-Progress Cmdlet should do exactly what you need. Type "Get- Help Write-Progress -Examples" for some examples of how to use it. Jeff |
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