Hello,
I imported the Exchange help files and now also installed the Exchange Management Console locally.
Now Powershell Studio displaying two suggestions for all MS Exchange CMDlets.
How can i remoce the imported Helpfiles?
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BR
Thomas
Double CMDlet suggestions
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Re: Double CMDlet suggestions
Can you clarify what you mean by you imported the Exchange help files?
If the PrimalSense is showing two versions of a cmdlet, it is because there are two modules that have the same cmdlet name. You can use the Object Browser to search the module list:
If you wish to edit the cached modules, you can use our Cache Editor which is accessible via the Ribbon->Home->Platform->Cache Editor:
Within the Cache Editor, you can uncheck the undesired module from the list:
If the PrimalSense is showing two versions of a cmdlet, it is because there are two modules that have the same cmdlet name. You can use the Object Browser to search the module list:
- Search For Cmdlet in Browser.png (11.87 KiB) Viewed 2189 times
If you wish to edit the cached modules, you can use our Cache Editor which is accessible via the Ribbon->Home->Platform->Cache Editor:
- Ribbon - Cache Edit.png (36.05 KiB) Viewed 2189 times
Within the Cache Editor, you can uncheck the undesired module from the list:
- Cache Editor - Check Modules.png (50.31 KiB) Viewed 2189 times
David
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.
Re: Double CMDlet suggestions
Hello,
sorry for my late reply. I was not in the office the last two weeks.
I imported the help files over the SAPIEN Document Explorer.
When I search for the CMDlet I get the following result. In the Chache Editor I can not find these SnapIns.
BR
Thomas
sorry for my late reply. I was not in the office the last two weeks.
I imported the help files over the SAPIEN Document Explorer.
When I search for the CMDlet I get the following result. In the Chache Editor I can not find these SnapIns.
BR
Thomas
Re: Double CMDlet suggestions
The image is not displayed. Could you attach it again to this topic?
Note: Document Explorer help is separate from PowerShell Studio's cache.
Note: Document Explorer help is separate from PowerShell Studio's cache.
David
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.