Reputation: 165
I am using JavaScript to run a PowerShell command in order to compare two files; the results are saved to a text file:
function RunPowerShell() { var CommandPS= ' $File1 = Get-Content
"C:\\Test\\test1.txt"; $File2= Get-Content
"C:\\Test\\test2.txt";Compare-Object $File2 $File1 -PassThru
"C:\\Test\\Results.txt"';
var CmdCommand= 'cmd /c PowerShell '+ CommandPS;
}
RunPowerShell();
This code run just fine; however, I have to name my Results.txt file dynamically, based on a variable:
var AssignedNumber=1 var
Results='C:\\Test\\Results'+'_'+AssignedNumber+'.txt';
If i change the PowerShell code to include the variable ( "-PassThru > Results"), my script is not doing anything (the file listed in "Results" is not created):
function RunPowerShell() { var CommandPS= ' $File1 = Get-Content
"C:\\Test\\test1.txt"; $File2= Get-Content
"C:\\Test\\test2.txt";Compare-Object $File2 $File1 -PassThru >
Results;
var CmdCommand= 'cmd /c PowerShell '+ CommandPS;
}
RunPowerShell();
Any help is appreciated,
Thanks
Upvotes: 0
Views: 195
Reputation: 4769
Results
needs to be concatenated to CommandPS
in the third snippet. It should look like this:
function RunPowerShell() {
var CommandPS= ' $File1 = Get-Content
"C:\\Test\\test1.txt"; $File2= Get-Content
"C:\\Test\\test2.txt";Compare-Object $File2 $File1 -PassThru > "' + Results + '";'
var CmdCommand= 'cmd /c PowerShell '+ CommandPS;
}
RunPowerShell();
Upvotes: 1