out-StatusFile.ps1
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.SYNOPSIS This function writes the status file for migrations. .DESCRIPTION Logging .PARAMETER threadNumber Thread number for the associated status file. .OUTPUTS Creates a text file to allow for tracking multi-threaded operations. .EXAMPLE Out-StatusFile -threadNumber 0 #> Function Out-StatusFile { [cmdletbinding()] Param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $false)] [int]$threadNumber=0 ) #Output all parameters bound or unbound and their associated values. write-functionParameters -keyArray $MyInvocation.MyCommand.Parameters.Keys -parameterArray $PSBoundParameters -variableArray (Get-Variable -Scope Local -ErrorAction Ignore) Out-LogFile -string "********************************************************************************" Out-LogFile -string "BEGIN OUT-STATUSFILE" Out-LogFile -string "********************************************************************************" #Define the status file. [array]$threadStatus="ThreadZeroStatus.txt","ThreadOneStatus.txt","ThreadTwoStatus.txt","ThreadThreeStatus.txt","ThreadFourStatus.txt","ThreadFiveStatus.txt","ThreadSixStatus.txt","ThreadSevenStatus.txt","ThreadEightStatus.txt","ThreadNineStatus.txt","ThreadTenStatus.txt" [string]$statusString="DONE" [String]$functionStatus = Join-path $global:fullStatusPath $threadStatus[$threadNumber] out-logFile -string $functionStatus #Write the generic thread to the file - we only care that the file was created. try { $statusString | Out-File -FilePath $functionStatus -force } catch { out-logfile $_ -isError:$TRUE } Out-LogFile -string "********************************************************************************" Out-LogFile -string "END OUT-STATUSFILE" Out-LogFile -string "********************************************************************************" } |