Hi all,
Let me first start off by saying I am a novice powershell user and I will greatly appreciate any help I can get. ![]()
Also I am using PowerShell as well as the SQLPSX addon. (Just seems a little easier to wrap my head around)
What I need to do, is run a query, and get the values from the results and pass them into subsequent queries and write each query result to a CSV.
Up to this point I have been cruising. I am now at the piece where I need to take the results from query A and use the results to power queries B+.
$SQLQuery3="SELECT DISTINCT KeyValue FROM forensics"
$results3=Get-SQLData-sqlserver$SQLServer-dbname$SQLDatabase-qry$SQLQuery3
foreach ($Obsin$results3) {
$SQLQuery4="SELECT ObsValue FROM forensics WHERE KeyValue = '$Obs'"
$results4=Get-SQLData-sqlserver$SQLServer-dbname$SQLDatabase-qry$SQLQuery4
}
$SQLQuery3 produced 8 numeric values. I was hoping that the $Obs would pull in those individual values and run 8 seperate queries as to which I would have the results export to their own individual .CSV file. However when I am in powershellGUI it states that $Obs is getting the DataRow and not the specific individual values which is why the $SQLQuery4 cannot run.
Is there any easy way to use foreach and have it report the data and not the datarow??
The main reason I am doing it this way, is I will be using this in unique environments where the KeyValues might not always be the same.
Thanks in advance, and I apologize if I am not using the correct lingo :).