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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[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!Solved481Views0likes2Comments