You can try "$($var)" You can debug and write out the contents to standard out or to a file before running the command
On Wed, Sep 28, 2016, 2:48 PM Sean Martin <[email protected]> wrote: > I have a nagging issue with a script I recently put together to add a few > hundred subnets to ADSS. The script simply imports a csv with four headers: > Subnet, Description, Location, Site; builds the variables and then runs the > following command: > > New-ADReplicationSubnet -Name $Subnet -Site $Site -Description > $Description -Location $Location -PassThru > > When I run the script, the subnet is created successfully but the location > field is blank. Our location fields are in the format: St/City/Location > > However, within powershell, if I manually populate the variables and run > the same command, the location is added successfully. > > $Subnet = "1.1.1.0/24"$ > $Description = "Test Subnet" > $Site = "SiteName" > $Location = "AK/Anchorage/Test Subnet" > > New-ADReplicationSubnet -Name $Subnet -Site $Site -Description > $Description -Location $Location -PassThru > > Is the data handled differently when importing from CSV? Do I need to > include escape characters? I admittedly haven't done a ton of research yet, > hoping this was an easy one that someone can assist with. >
