Public/Get-TsmAssocation.ps1
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.Synopsis Gets the TSM Associations that exist on a server. .DESCRIPTION This cmdlet gets the TSM Associations that exist on a server. If you use the SchedName parameter, you must also pass the policy domain parameter. .EXAMPLE Get-TsmAssociation .EXAMPLE Get-TsmAssociation -PolicyDomain POLICYDOMAIN -SchedName SCHEDNAME .EXAMPLE Get-TsmAssociation -PolicyDomain POLICYDOMAIN -NodeName NODENAME .EXAMPLE Get-TsmAssociation -PolicyDomain POLICYDOMAIN .EXAMPLE Get-TsmAssociation POLICYDOMAIN SCHEDNAME .EXAMPLE Get-TsmAssociation POLICYDOMAIN .OUTPUTS PSCustomObject #> function Get-TsmAssociation { [CmdletBinding()] param( [String]$UserName, [String]$Password, [String]$TCPServerAddress, [int]$TCPPort, [Parameter(Mandatory=$true,Position=0)][String]$PolicyDomain, [Parameter(Mandatory=$false,Position=1)][string]$SchedName, [Parameter(Mandatory=$false,Position=2)][string]$NodeName ) 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 $TsmAssociationCommand = "Query Association" If($PolicyDomain) { if($SchedName) { $TsmAssociationCommand = $TsmAssociationCommand + " $PolicyDomain" + " $SchedName" } else { $TsmAssociationCommand = $TsmAssociationCommand + " $PolicyDomain" } } try{ $executeTSM = Invoke-TsmCommand -Command $TsmAssociationCommand @psboundparameters $TsmAssociations = ConvertFrom-Csv -Delimiter "`t" -InputObject $executeTSM -Header "PolicyDomain", "ScheduleName", "AssociatedNodes" #Tivoli returns assocations with all of then nodes in one cell. foreach($Assoc in $TsmAssociations) { foreach($AssocNode in $Assoc.AssociatedNodes -split '\s+') { $Node = [PSCustomObject] @{ PolicyDomain=$Assoc.PolicyDomain ScheduleName=$Assoc.ScheduleName NodeName=$AssocNode } $Nodes += $Node } } if($NodeName) { Write-Output $Nodes | Where-Object {$_.NodeName -like "$NodeName"} } else { Write-Output $Nodes } } catch { Write-Error $_ } } End { } } |