$computerlist = gc c:\computers.txt


$computerlist | get-qadcomputer | foreach {

' do whatever extraction



}


========================================

Is there a faster way or efficient way to writing it ?

Maybe this?

gc C:\computerlist.txt | get-qadcomputer | % { }

On Apr 26, 2:11*am, "IT STAFF" <jkk...@newsgroup> wrote:

> $computerlist = gc c:\computers.txt
>
> $computerlist | get-qadcomputer | foreach {
>
> * ' *do whatever extraction
>
> }
>
> ========================================
>
> Is there a faster way or efficient way to writing it ?

gc c:\computers.txt | get-qadcomputer | % {#do whatever}


On Apr 26, 2:11*am, "IT STAFF" <jkk...@newsgroup> wrote:

> $computerlist = gc c:\computers.txt
>
> $computerlist | get-qadcomputer | foreach {
>
> * ' *do whatever extraction
>
> }
>
> ========================================
>
> Is there a faster way or efficient way to writing it ?

probably i should have ask "what is the performance like "

eg

foreach ($computers in get-qadcomputer) { #will this be better}


"proxb" <boeprox@newsgroup> wrote in message
news:c3baba59-080d-4a04-b24a-24609f5473ad@newsgroup
gc c:\computers.txt | get-qadcomputer | % {#do whatever}

If you have a choice of these two the second is more efficient because
it will use less RAM on the system executing the script:

ForEach ($Computer in $(Get-QADComputer)) { }
Get-QADComputer | %{ }

However, without knowing what happens inside the loop it is impossible
to say which is more appropriate. The loop must have context for
efficiency to be evaluated.

HTH

Chris

IT STAFF wrote:

> probably i should have ask "what is the performance like "
>
> eg
>
> foreach ($computers in get-qadcomputer) { #will this be better}
>
>
> "proxb" <boeprox@newsgroup> wrote in message
> news:c3baba59-080d-4a04-b24a-24609f5473ad@newsgroup
> gc c:\computers.txt | get-qadcomputer | % {#do whatever}
>

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