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How can i pass values from external files

foreach ($computer in $computernames)
{
$strQuery = "select * from win32_pingstatus where address = '" + $computer
+ "'"
$wmi = Get-WmiObject -query $strQuery
switch ($wmi.statuscode)
## statuscode derived from
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa394350.aspx ##
{
"0" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "Success";$value ="Success"}
"11001" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "Buffer Too Small";$value =
"Buffer Too Small"}
"11002" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "Destination Net
Unreachable";$value = "Destination Net Unreachable"}
"11003" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "Destination Host
Unreachable";$value = "Destination Host Unreachable"}
"11004" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "Destination Protocol
Unreachable";$value = "Destination Protocol Unreachable"}
"11005" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "Destination Port
Unreachable";$value="Destination Port Unreachable"}
"11006" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "No Resources";$value="No
Resources"}
"11007" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "Bad Option";$value="Bad
Option"}
"11008" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "Hardware
Error";$value="Hardware Error"}
"11009" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "Packet Too
Big";$value="Packet Too Big"}
"11010" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "Request Timed Out";$value
="Request Timed Out"}
"11011" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "Bad Request";$value="Bad
Request"}
"11012" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "Bad Route";$value="Bad
Route"}
"11013" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "TimeToLive Expired
Transit";$value="TimeToLive Expired Transit"}
"11014" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "TimeToLive Expired
Reassembly";$value="TimeToLive Expired Reassembly"}
"11015" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "Parameter
Problem";$value="Parameter Problem"}
"11016" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "Source
Quench";$value="Source Quench"}
"11017" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "Option Too
Big";$value="Option Too Big"}
"11018" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "Bad Destination";$value="Bad
Destination"}
"11032" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "Negotiating
IPSEC";$value="Negotiating IPSEC"}
"11050" {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "General
Failure";$value="General Failure"}
default {write-host $computer.toupper() "`t" "Ping request could not find
host. Please check the name and try again";$value="Ping request could not
find host. Please check the name and try again"}
}

===================================================================================================
On the whole switch statement, i can put as statuscode.ps1 and subsitute as
...\statuscode.ps1 in my script. Therefore it becomes like this
foreach ($computer in $computernames)
{
$strQuery = "select * from win32_pingstatus where address = '" + $computer
+ "'"
$wmi = Get-WmiObject -query $strQuery
...\statuscode.ps1
}

However on the *main* script, i wish to retrieve the $value back, as i want
to include in other variables. How do i READ the $value in my main script ?



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