I am trying to change the report to originator for my Microsoft 365 groups using the powershell in portal.azuzre.com. I am able to connect to the exchange using:
Connect-EXOPSSESSION
When I run the below
Set-UnifiedGroup "" ReportToOriginatorEnabled $true
I get a message that
Set-UnifiedGroup: A parameter cannot be found that matches parameter name 'ReportToOriginatorEnabled'.
Any ideas?
What I tried:
Set-UnifiedGroup "<testtest#geoblueplanet.org." -ReportToOriginatorEnabled $true
What I got:
Set-UnifiedGroup: A parameter cannot be found that matches parameter name 'ReportToOriginatorEnabled'.
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I am trying to set up Microsoft Custom Translate on Memsource based on these instructions:
I get a message saying the category parameter is invalid. What should I set the parameter as?
I'm writing a PowerShell function and I need the first parameter to be optional, then the third parameter to be optional but only if the first parameter is present.
Here is the code as it is right now:
Param(
[Parameter(position=0)][array]$From,
[Parameter(position=1,Mandatory=$true)][string[]]$Names,
[Parameter(position=2)][string[]]$Values
)
Ideally I would do this:
[Parameter(position=2,Mandatory=(!$From))][string[]]$Values
But that is not allowed.
I've been getting the impression that using set names in some way is the way to go, but I'm not sure how I would go about it. The only thing I need to change is the Mandatory attribute value for $Values depending on the existence of $From.
What is the best way for me to do this?
I've looked over each of the following past questions pretty thoroughly and nothing I tried based on what I found in them would work.
Create a function with optional call variabls: Powershell
Requiring parameters in PowerShell when another parameter is present
PowerShell mandatory parameter depend on other parameter
Having a optional parameter that requires another paramter to be present
Multiple Mandatory Parameter Sets
Conditional powershell parameters
Try something like this:
[Parameter(position=0,ParameterSetName = "From")]
[array]$From,
[Parameter(position=1,Mandatory=$true,ParameterSetName = "Names")]
[string[]]$Names,
[Parameter(position=2,Mandatory=$true,ParameterSetName = "Names")]
[Parameter(position=2,Mandatory=$false,ParameterSetName = "From")]
[string]$Values
You define two sets, Names and From
Names has $Names and mandatory $Values
From has $From and optional $Values
I have the following report URL:
/Reports/Pages/Report.aspx?ItemPath=%2fcMIS%2fgradebookProfileView
I'm trying to pass the parameter TG via the URL so it looks like so:
/Reports/Pages/Report.aspx?ItemPath=%2fcMIS%2fgradebookProfileView&TG=10BEE%20C
However this doesn't work, how can I make this work so that it automatically enters 10BEE C into the parameter textbox.
You can't use the /Reports/ front end to pass parameters, you have to use the web services end point to pass the parameter (normally at /ReportServer/). It should still present the Report Viewer interface just like it does on the Reports url.
But your URL would become:
/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?%2fcMIS%2fgradebookProfileView&rs:Command=Render&TG=10BEE+C
Two things of note. The URL parameter name must match the report parameter name, not the prompt. Also, spaces are encoded to + instead of %20.
I have created build promotion "choice" parameter named "RUNSCRIPT" with values "No" (as default) and "Yes" and trying to get the value of parameter in EXEC SHELL command as $RUNSCRIPT but neither value "Yes" or "No" coming through. If I look at the output it comes as $RUNSCRIPT (as it is). Why is not being replaced with value. Any suggestions? Also, tried to create other type of parameters e.g. String value but its not working as well.
If you want to pass a value from jenkins to a script you need to define the parameter as jenkins environment variable. I have used Ant for this. For example :
property environment="env"
property name="user" value="${env.user}"
if I just use
property name="user" value="${user}"
the values will be passed from some other file that is referring user.
I managed to get an Approval Parameter to be passed as a Build Parameter on a downstream build (triggered by the promotion itself); you simply need to pass them on.
I learned that Approval parameters are allowed within the approval "build" so to speak, so any actions you have in that approval should be able to reference any of the Approval parameters.
This means you can have an approval parameter FOO, and then in the approval actions, if you have a "Trigger parameterized build" action, you can use a "Predefined parameters" with the text:
BAR=${FOO}
The triggered build will then have the BAR build proprerty set with the value of whatever the build was promoted with.
I have looked at other posts and questions but I couldn't find what I needed.
I am relatively new to SSIS Package creation so bear with me please.
Basically, I need the package to connect to multiple servers based on a list of IPs read from a table. I have a connection string that I am reading from a config table. the connection string is generic in that the datasource is simply 255.255.255.255 and I want to replace the datasource with the IPs read from the table as I loop through during package execution.
I am using IPs since the servers I am connecting to are not on our domain. I have set up the server name as a variable within the connection manager expressions. Thus what I am hoping is that the pkg config is read to obtain the entire connection string. Then as I loop through the IPs, the server name variable will be dynamically substituted into the data source value as it loops thorugh. I hope this makes sense.
So the connstring is: (generic within config table)
Data Source=255.255.255.255,65000;User ID=test;Password=test;Initial Catalog=myDB;Provider=SQLNCLI10.1;Integrated Security=SSPI;Auto Translate=False;Application Name=SSIS-myApp;
Then as I obtain the list of IPs I want it to change to and then obviously connect as:
Data Source=1.1.1.1,1000;User ID=test;Password=test;Initial Catalog=myDB;Provider=SQLNCLI10.1;Integrated Security=SSPI;Auto Translate=False;Application Name=SSIS-myApp;
Then the next IP and connect as:
Data Source=2.2.2.2,1000;User ID=test;Password=test;Initial Catalog=myDB;Provider=SQLNCLI10.1;Integrated Security=SSPI;Auto Translate=False;Application Name=SSIS-myApp;
How can I do this using SSIS?
Create a connection manager connection to a valid database.
Right click on the newly created connection manager connection, select to Properties and copy the value for the connection string
Create a string variable and paste the connection string in your clip board in the value for the newly created variable
Add an Execute SQL Task with a statement similar to this:
SELECT TOP 1
'Data Source=' + [IPAddress] +
';User ID='+[Username] +
...
FROM dbo.IPTable
Pass the result set to the string variable you previously created
Right click on your connection manager connection and click the ellipsis next to Expressions
In the dialog that pops out, under Property, select ConnectionString and click the ellipsis next to the blank value for Expression.
In the Expression Builder, add the variable name to the variable you created. Ex: #[User::CreatedVariableName]
And you're finished. This a basic concept and you can tweak from there..