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Send multiple arguments from POWERSHELL to NAV??
Arturo
Member Posts: 30
Hello,
Anyone knows how to do this? I tried with arrays, comma separated values, etc but there is no way.
Invoke-NAVCodeunit -CodeunitId 700000 -ServerInstance DynamicsNAV71 -CompanyName $Comp.CompanyName -methodname 'Mynavfunciton' -Argument $Myarray
Invoke-NAVCodeunit -CodeunitId 700000 -ServerInstance DynamicsNAV71 -CompanyName $Comp.CompanyName -methodname 'Mynavfunciton' -Argument 'value1','value2','value3'
Invoke-NAVCodeunit -CodeunitId 700000 -ServerInstance DynamicsNAV71 -CompanyName $Comp.CompanyName -methodname 'Mynavfunciton' -Argument 'value1' -Argument 'value2'...
Thanks.
Anyone knows how to do this? I tried with arrays, comma separated values, etc but there is no way.
Invoke-NAVCodeunit -CodeunitId 700000 -ServerInstance DynamicsNAV71 -CompanyName $Comp.CompanyName -methodname 'Mynavfunciton' -Argument $Myarray
Invoke-NAVCodeunit -CodeunitId 700000 -ServerInstance DynamicsNAV71 -CompanyName $Comp.CompanyName -methodname 'Mynavfunciton' -Argument 'value1','value2','value3'
Invoke-NAVCodeunit -CodeunitId 700000 -ServerInstance DynamicsNAV71 -CompanyName $Comp.CompanyName -methodname 'Mynavfunciton' -Argument 'value1' -Argument 'value2'...
Thanks.
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So you can alternatively format your arguments as comma (or whatever else fits) separated string, and handle that string in Method first.
Thanks for your answer, i think im gonna try what you tell me, anyway, i expected Powershell could do that.
regards.