How do I get Affected User into PowerShell?

Eric_Evans

Hello,

 I am currently doing some testing with PSAs for future automations. I am able to get all my variables, except for Affected User. Can you please show me what I am doing wrong? 

param($Parent_Guid)

$Parent_WI = Get-SCSMObject -id $Parent_Guid

$Color = $Parent_WI.CiresonARA02

$Title = $Parent_WI.Title

$Affected_User = $Parent_WI.AffectedUser

Shane_White

Hello @Eric_Evans

Affected User is a relationship not a property on the object, so you need to get the relationship first and then get the affected user that way.

This blog series might help:

https://cireson.com/blog/definitive-service-manager-powershell-part-1-top-8-powershell-commands/

Thanks,

Shane

Shane_White

No worries! once you get into the 3rd or 4th one I think is where you are going to get the bits you need!

It's a very useful guide though to get started in PowerShell so props to @Adam_Dzyacky for producing it!

Shane_White

Hello @Eric_Evans

Affected User is a relationship not a property on the object, so you need to get the relationship first and then get the affected user that way.

This blog series might help:

https://cireson.com/blog/definitive-service-manager-powershell-part-1-top-8-powershell-commands/

Thanks,

Shane

Eric_Evans

Pardon the ignorance, and that you very much. I will give this a read!

Shane_White

No worries! once you get into the 3rd or 4th one I think is where you are going to get the bits you need!

It's a very useful guide though to get started in PowerShell so props to @Adam_Dzyacky for producing it!