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Retrieve Content of subclient by powershell

  • February 13, 2023
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Byte
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Hi teams,

i want to retrieve the content of this subclient by powershell.

 

try with “Get-CVSubClient.Content.content” but no way ( )

Help Appreciate

Thanks

Best answer by virgil

Hi,

 

find the solution

Get-CVSubclient -ClientName ‘Name’ –Name Default -AllProperties | Select @{ Name = 'subClientProperties'; Expression = { $_.subClientProperties.content } }

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    Onno van den Berg
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    • February 13, 2023

    @virgil can you please share some additional information like what have you tried already, are you getting an error, are you suing the latest version of the Powershell SDK? Thanks!

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    Byte
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    • February 13, 2023

    Hi Onno,

    i install the latest Powershell SDK from Github

    The only infos i can retrieve from subclient are with this command :

    Get-CVSubclient -ClientName “NAME” -Name default -AllProperties

    In return, it give me a list a properties … → subClientProperties
    -------------------
    {@{status=8; useLocalContent=False; useLocalArchivalRules=True; canChangeEncryptionSetting=False; hcSubclientProp=; impersonateUser=; planEntity=; cassandraProps=; splunkProps=; proxyClient=; dcPlanEntity=; subClientEntity=; dfsSubclientProp=; fsSubClientProp=; regio…

     

    I can’t see the ‘Content’ Properties….

    is there a way to pick that ?

    Regards

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    Byte
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    • February 14, 2023

    Hi,

     

    find the solution

    Get-CVSubclient -ClientName ‘Name’ –Name Default -AllProperties | Select @{ Name = 'subClientProperties'; Expression = { $_.subClientProperties.content } }

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