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07-04-2008
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| Guest | capturing intermediate output for exchange command Move-Mailbox I am running powershell command through code and am able to get the output/error of those commands. If you run Move-Mailbox command before giving the final output, it shows progress of the mailboxes being moved (i.e. opening source database, opening destination database, moveing mail 1/100 etc.). I want to capture these intermediate progress information. But they are not sent to STDOUT. Can you please shed some thoughts on how I can capture these intermediate move mailbox information? Thanks. -- AMBM |
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07-07-2008
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 Scripting Guru  Rep Power: 8  |  Re: capturing intermediate output for exchange command Move-Mailbox I don't believe that is possible. The cmdlet is designed to use Write-Progress. |
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