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Use Cmdlet Pipeline in Windows PowerShell
How to use cmdlet pipeline in Windows PowerShell?
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You can use the pipeline operator "|" to combine multiple cmdlets into a sequence of executions. The pipeline operator will send the output from the previous cmdlet to the next cmdlet as the input.
Here is the syntax of cmdlet pipeline:
cmdlet-1 | cmdlet-2 | ... | cmdlet-n Output of cmdlet-1 becomes input of cmdlet-2 ... Output of cmdlet-n-1 becomes input of cmdlet-n
Example 1: The following cmdlet pipeline finds the Notepad process and stops it:
get-process notepad | stop-process
Here is how the about cmdlet pipeline works:
Example 2: The following cmdlet pipeline finds all *.txt files that are larger than 10,000 bytes, then display them as a two-column table sorted by file size:
Get-ChildItem -path *.txt | Where-Object {$_.length -gt 10000} | Sort-Object -property Length | Format-Table -property name,length
Here is how the about cmdlet pipeline works:
The final output may look like this:
Name Length ---- ------ tmp1.txt 82920 tmp2.txt 114000 tmp3.txt 114000
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