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3 Topics[resolved] Variables are not consistent
Hello internet. My mind is completely blown by this! I have a PowerAutomate that sets some 'compose' actions and then uses them to start a job. It is a PowerShell 7.2 script running in a Runbook extension-based hybrid worker on a Debian 11 Azure VM. I've reduced the script to just printing the inputted variable values. That's all, yet it provides them transposed! param ( [string] $siteNAME, [string] $OMd, [string] $userNAME, [string] $templateNAME ) $scriptVERSION = "x.y.z" function WO { write-output $wriOU } write-output "----------------------------------" $wriOU = "siteNAME: "+$($siteNAME);WO $wriOU = "OMd: "+$($OMd);WO $wriOU = "userNAME: "+$($userNAME);WO $wriOU = "templateNAME: "+$($templateNAME);WO write-output "----------------------------------" $wriOU = "Script Version: [ "+$scriptVERSION+" ]";WO write-output "-end of line-" #EOF As you can see 'siteNAME' retains the value correctly. But then 'OMd', 'username', and 'templateNAME' goes sideways so hard... Why? What am I doing wrong, this seems super odd... Any insight is greaaaatly appreciated. TY!Solved492Views0likes2CommentsSchedule Data Sync with Azure SQL Database use an Automation account
First published on MSDN on Mar 04, 2018 Azure Data Sync (in-preview), is one of the common Azure SQL DB migration/replication features introduced with Azure SQL DB, one of the common question received regarding Azure Data Sync is about running a Sync based on a schedule, is there any option to setup a customizable schedule can run according to start/end time user can specify?At the moment, by design Azure Data Sync can be setup with 2 types of schedules, were the first one is automatic schedule, the automatic schedule works based on time intervals, the lowest value is 5 minutes.6.4KViews0likes0Comments