This new version includes these key improvements -
- Additional control values on your import and export return objects
- Ability to returned datasource constructed anchors, i.e. from Office 365 and SQL server
- Option to use paged imports, which gives you even more control in your scripts and better support for stopping runs.
- Bug fixes and increased robustness.
I'd like to hear from you - good or bad news - and I'm of course always open to feature requests. So please do let me know what you think about this MA and I also very much appreciate a "Like" on my blogs page on Facebook.
Happy PowerShell'in...
6 comments:
Simply fantastic :) Thank you so much.
Are there any instructions on an upgrade process from 4.5 to 5.0?
I tried an in-place upgrade but the MA's are greyed out afterward. Had to revert back to 4.5. Can you upgrade in place or do you have to delete the MA's and create new ones?
I'm trying to watch the youtube video, but youtube reports that the video is private. Any chance you can make it publicly available?
Mark,
Direct upgrade has not been production tested; I imagine though that you should be able to export your existing MA, install the new 5.0 version and the reimport to have it pick up the new options and such.
Stu,
I don't know why it is private. I don't control privacy on this video.
You can also find it here on the FIM Teams site where it was originally recorded and posted (https://unifysolutions.jira.com/wiki/display/FIMTEAMCOM/2013-07-17+-+A+quick+introduction+to+the+PowerShell+MA)
Also, for direct support options, please see http://blog.goverco.com/p/psmatroubleshooting.html
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