>My gut would be to use variables, but then you need to create variables
>with a scope such that the variables exist outside of the function.
>
>http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell/archive/2007/04/14/controlling-the-scop
>e-of-variables.aspx
Ok Guys,
If you say it always can, it's just me:)
I did find that article actually but my variables seem to exist outside the
function after its called so I wasn't 100% sure of the scope and its impact
on my case?
If I do:
my_function {
Set-Variable -Name backupStatus -Value 1
}
Then test it, it always appears. So what is an example when the scope is
required?
Except maybe to limit it to within the function?
BTW, found that k.hill article, just inept at programming:)
Thanks everyone!
jlc
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