powershell Multiple parameters

Hello,

Have you tried escaping the single quotes in your query? It looks like your variables are not being expanded.
Try like this:

$Qry = "USE [UTM_SITE]

    select `'$Enviornment`' as Enviornment, `'$SQLInstance`' as [Server Name], CNAME, CDBNAME,CTSINSTNAM 
    from dbo.NTI_master
	WHERE CDBNAME IN (`'$Database`' )
	ORDER BY CDBNAME"

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PS: You have a typo "enviornment" instead of "environment", not that it breaks the script though.

NO nothing. Tried it.

You could keep you code as is and just save it as a .PS1 file, or convert it to function, then you can just pass it the info for the parameters.  The following should work.

Import-Csv C:\Temp\UCounts.txt -Header @("Environment","SQLInstance","UTMServer","Database","Count") | ForEach { .\yourscript.ps1 $_.Environment $_.SQLInstance $_.UTMServer $_.Database $_.Count }

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If you adjusted the parameters you could even make it accept pipeline input directly by parameter name.  But I agree with Qlemo, that with the script itself doing the export it's probably best to just modify the script to include the reading of the input file.

Well now i see data going to file.

But a few things its trying to Query Header Data.

Second its only entering 1 entry by second Query.
This is the print out of first 2 Queries

I am only getting one line.

USE [UTM_SITE]

      SELECT 'Enviornment' as Environment,'SiteServer' as [Server Name], CNAME, CDBNAME,CTSINSTNAM 
      FROM dbo.NTI_master
      WHERE CDBNAME IN ('Database')
      ORDER BY CDBNAME
USE [UTM_SITE]

      SELECT 'ATL E1 UTM' as Environment,'MyserverHere' as [Server Name], CNAME, CDBNAME,CTSINSTNAM 
      FROM dbo.NTI_master
      WHERE CDBNAME IN ('TEMP_UTM_28E88_09282014')
      ORDER BY CDBNAME


Environment : ATL E1 UTM
Server Name : MyserverHere
CNAME       : 
CDBNAME     : TEMP_UTM_28E88_09282014
CTSINSTNAM  :

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Running Code

add-pssnapin sqlserverprovidersnapin100 -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
add-pssnapin sqlservercmdletsnapin100 -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue

cls
$File = "C:\temp\Powershell\UTM_Report\UTMCounts.txt"

Clear-Content "C:\temp\Powershell\UTM_Report\UTMReport.csv"

foreach ($Line in Import-Csv $File -Header 'Environment','SQLInstance','UTMServer','Database','Count'){

  $Qry = "USE [UTM_SITE]

      SELECT '$($Line.Environment)' as Environment,'$($Line.SQLInstance)' as [Server Name], CNAME, CDBNAME,CTSINSTNAM 
      FROM dbo.NTI_master
      WHERE CDBNAME IN ('$($Line.Database)')
      ORDER BY CDBNAME"

  Write-Host $Qry

  $Packages = Invoke-Sqlcmd -MaxCharLength 10000000 -ServerInstance $SQLInstance -Query $Qry
  $Packages | Export-CSV -NoType -append "C:\temp\Powershell\UTM_Report\UTMReport.csv" -Force  #_$($Line.UTMServer).csv" -Force 
  $Packages 
}
                                          

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its trying to Query Header Data
you told us that the input file does not contain header info, but starts with an empty line. If that is no longer true, we have to change the import command, of course.


Your code modification will now export all data to a single CSV file. That's fine, but UTMServer looses its meaning and is superfluous then.


its only entering 1 entry by second Query.
Are you certain the first query results in rows at all? What you see on the screen is exactly what you should have in your CSV file, and what is retrieved from SQL Server.

I was not passing parameters correctly. Now I am and its working.

Thank you.