Powershell select-string
When attempting to pull all lines with, ('WilsonK21','integrate','
String example below:
2020/01/27 17:04:11 pid 9464 WilsonK21@20.Q2.NSI_1_PIR8
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String example below:
2020/01/27 17:04:11 pid 9464 WilsonK21@20.Q2.NSI_1_PIR8
$LogContent = Get-Content -Path "C:\Temp\Verify_Integrations\Resource_Files\Kelly_Integration_Main_To_Libert_INT_Helix_Log.txt"
$LogContent | Select-String -Pattern ('WilsonK21','integrate','119995') | select line | Out-File C:\Temp\Verify_Integrations\TestOutPut.txt -Width 350 -Encoding ascii
Please clarify all lines with, ('WilsonK21','integrate','
Do you want all lines with any of these strings, or with all of them? The former works just fine.
Please provide some sample lines that were not found, even though you expected them to be.
Do you want all lines with any of these strings, or with all of them? The former works just fine.
Please provide some sample lines that were not found, even though you expected them to be.
I believe this is what you're after. It would only match lines where all are present.
If you wanted lines where any of the strings was present, then you could change the "-and" operators to "-or", or use a single regex pattern like
"WilsonK21|integrate|11999
$LogContent | Where-Object { $_ -match 'WilsonK21' -and $_ -match 'integrate' -and $_ -match '119995' } |
Out-File C:\Temp\Verify_Integrations\TestOutPut.txt -Width 350 -Encoding ascii
If you wanted lines where any of the strings was present, then you could change the "-and" operators to "-or", or use a single regex pattern like
"WilsonK21|integrate|11999
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