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Viewing Truncated PowerShell Output
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# Column Width | |
PS > Get-CsAnalogDevice | ft Identity,RegistrarPool -> Get-CsAnalogDevice | ft Identity,RegistrarPool | out-string -Width 160 | |
# Collections / Arrays | |
# It might be that the object you’re looking at is an array (a “collection”), and PowerShell is only showing the first few entries in that array, rather than the lot. | |
# Here, the fix is to change the $FormatEnumerationLimit value. If you type it on its own into PowerShell the current value – probably 3 – will be returned. If you set a new value of -1, it’ll output ALL entries in your collection. | |
PS > $FormatEnumerationLimit | |
3 | |
PS > $FormatEnumerationLimit=-1 | |
# https://greiginsydney.com/viewing-truncated-powershell-output/ |
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