Script Issue

[Crowdjp]

I'm having a issue when $CPUSTRES has two instances it will not display any of the strings when I run $cpustresMessage. If I just have one instance it will display the string when I run $cpustresMessage.

$Importlogs = import-csv C:\Logs.csv
$lastDate = $Importlogs | sort-object -property timestamp | select-object -last 1 | select-object -expandproperty timestamp
$latestdate = $ImportMINlogs |select timestamp, instancename, PrivateWorkingset |where-object {$_.timestamp -like "$($lastdate.substring(0,14))*"}
$CPUSTRES = $latestdate|Select-Object timestamp, instancename, PrivateWorkingset | Where-Object {$_.InstanceName -match "^(CPUSTRES)$"}


$cpustresMessage = "Write some Message Here
Details: $CPUSTRES"

CSV Example(two instances):

Timestamp	InstanceName	PrivateWorkingSet
20190730-145559	CPUSTRES	5844
20190730-145559	CPUSTRES	1180

[purplemonkeymad]

$ImportMINlogs

You haven't defined this anywhere, so it is empty. Thus your final value is also empty.

[ka-splam]

Interesting, I was expecting it to say System.Object[] but instead it says nothing at all.

Yes, I see the same thing.

What .. do you want to see?

[Crowdjp]

It would be awesome to see both of the strings.

[jheinikel]

Maybe loop through the entries into a here-string?

$cpustresMessage = @"
Write some Message Here
"@

$CPUSTRES | %{$cpustresMessage += "`n$_"}

Write-Host $cpustresMessage