Public/Get-TsmFilespace.ps1
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.Synopsis Gets the TSM Filespaces that exist on a server. .DESCRIPTION This cmdlet gets the TSM Filespaces that exist on a server. If you use the SchedName parameter, you must also pass the policy domain parameter. .EXAMPLE Get-TsmFilespace .EXAMPLE Get-TsmFilespace -PolicyDomain POLICYDOMAIN -SchedName SCHEDNAME .EXAMPLE Get-TsmFilespace -PolicyDomain POLICYDOMAIN .EXAMPLE Get-TsmFilespace POLICYDOMAIN SCHEDNAME .EXAMPLE Get-TsmFilespace POLICYDOMAIN .OUTPUTS PSCustomObject #> function Get-TsmFilespace { [CmdletBinding(DefaultParametersetName='None')] param( [String]$UserName, [String]$Password, [String]$TCPServerAddress, [int]$TCPPort, [Parameter(ParameterSetName='Node',Mandatory=$true,Position=0)][string]$NodeName, [Parameter(ParameterSetName='Node',Mandatory=$false,Position=1)][string]$FilespaceName ) Begin { $Nodes = @() } Process { #The parameterset above makes sure there is a policydomain, if there is a schedname #But you can have a policydomain without a schedname $TsmFilespaceCommand = "Query Filespace" If($NodeName) { if($FilespaceName) { $TsmFilespaceCommand = $TsmFilespaceCommand + " $NodeName" + " $FilespaceName" + " nametype=unicode" } else { $TsmFilespaceCommand = $TsmFilespaceCommand + " $NodeName" } } try{ $executeTSM = Invoke-TsmCommand -Command $TsmFilespaceCommand @psboundparameters $TsmFilespaces = ConvertFrom-Csv -Delimiter "`t" -InputObject $executeTSM -Header "NodeName", "FileSpaceName", "FSID" ,"Platform","Filespace Type","Unicode?","Capacity","PctUtil" Write-Output $TsmFilespaces } catch { Write-Error $_ } } End { } } |