ContainerHandling/Enter-NavContainer.ps1
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.Synopsis Enter PowerShell session in a NAV/BC Container .Description Use the current PowerShell prompt to enter a PowerShell session in a Container. Especially useful in PowerShell ISE, where you after entering a session, can use PSEdit to edit files inside the container. The PowerShell session will have the PowerShell modules pre-loaded, meaning that you can use most PowerShell CmdLets. .Parameter containerName Name of the container for which you want to enter a session .Example Enter-BcContainer -containerName [64b6ca872aefc93529bdfc7ec0a4eb7a2f0c022942000c63586a48c27b4e7b2d]: PS C:\run>psedit c:\run\navstart.ps1 #> function Enter-BcContainer { [CmdletBinding()] Param ( [string] $containerName = $bcContainerHelperConfig.defaultContainerName ) Process { if ($bcContainerHelperConfig.usePsSession) { $session = Get-BcContainerSession -containerName $containerName -silent Enter-PSSession -Session $session Invoke-Command -Session $session -ScriptBlock { function prompt {"[$env:COMPUTERNAME] PS $($executionContext.SessionState.Path.CurrentLocation)$('>' * ($nestedPromptLevel + 1)) "} } } else { if ($isAdministrator) { Write-Host "UsePsSession is false, running Open-BcContainer instead" } else { Write-Host "Enter-BcContainer needs administrator privileges, running Open-BcContainer instead" } Open-BcContainer $containerName } } } Set-Alias -Name Enter-NavContainer -Value Enter-BcContainer Export-ModuleMember -Function Enter-BcContainer -Alias Enter-NavContainer |