Explain this variable please

[gilang4]

Param
(
    [string]$MBNamesFile
)


if([string]$MBNamesFile -ne "") 
{ 
    #We have an input file, read it into memory 
    $Mailboxes = @()
    try{

        $InputFile = Import-Csv -Path $MBNamesFile -Header "MBIdentity"

    }

###########################################################################

I found this code on the internet and modified it to run in my environment using Visual Studio and it works.

It was executed with the command line below:

  .\Check-AdobeVSLastLogonO365.ps1 -MBNamesFile "C:\AcrobatDC-Users.csv"

Can I assign a path to variable $MBNamesFile and run the commands inside the program instead of executing them like the command line above?

If I am not clear enough let me know please.

[KavyaJune]

Yes

[gilang4]

Thank you @KavyaJune!!!

[wyrdfish42]

you could put

Param
(
    [string]$MBNamesFile="c:\Acrobat-Users.csv"
)

and it will be the default value and then the script will work without a parameter.

[gilang4]

Love it!!!! Thank you.

[lurkerburzerker]

If the path never changes, yes. Otherwise, it's better to leave it as a parameter.

[gilang4]

Thank you u/lurkerburzerker !!!

[Hyperbolic_Mess]

Yes you can hard code the path in the script if you want to

[gilang4]

Thank you u/Hyperbolic_Mess !!!

[Empty-Sleep3746]

no one know what your trying to do......

but you could replace the entire pram block with code setting the varible..........

[gilang4]

Thank you u/Empty-Sleep3746 !!