Running Powershell scripts

[FrankT]

I am attempting to run a Powershell script but cannot get it to run. I have tried "Run Command" and "Execute Command" and it does not seem to run

For the "Run Command" I have these parameters:
Shell - Powershell
Command - d:\testing\test.ps1

For the "Execute Command" i have the parameters:
path d:\testing\test.ps1

I am using Firestarter to start the flow.
This script will delete folders.
Does anyone have ideas?. Tanks!

[freddyp]

I have no experience with the "Run Command" app. As to "Execute command" the mistake is that "Command or path" should point to powershell.exe, the path to the script is part of the "Arguments".

If you need to delete files and folders have a look at the "File Pool Cleanup" app that is part of https://www.enfocus.com/en/appstore/product/folder-apps. Perhaps that is a better fit for what you need to do?

[sander]

With Execute command you can run it like this:

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Edit: changed screenshot, makes more sense now

[FrankT]

Thank you! this is working for me.

[FrankT]

I have one more question.

How do I run the script if it has arguments? I tried placing the argument in the same quotes and it didnt work. I tried separate, as bbelow, and it doesnt work either?

-nologo -windowstyle hidden -executionpolicy bypass -file "D:\Testing\Folder count\Project_folder_cleanup.ps1" -ProjectsDir 'D:\ESO_Testing\Projects'

[jan_suhr]

You can use the app "Execute command friend" to create a Batch or Shellscript file that you run in Execute Command or Powerscript.

The applets you add variables from Switch in an easy way.

https://www.enfocus.com/en/appstore/pro ... and-friend

[sander]

This is my internal powershell example flow/script, it shows all the magic

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[Padawan]

If you wish to run a powershell script from Run Command in Powershell mode, then you have to build it in the same way as you would when starting a powershell script from another powershell script. Meaning that you have to place a "&" before the path to the script to be executed.

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& "C:\Path\To\script.ps1" -ArgumentName ArgumentValue