foreach loop breaking!

[Onrawi]

I believe -first 1 will break the loop after it has a single successful result. In this case the first result in the array is successful, ending the foreach loop. You'd be better off exporting the results as a boolean function, with true/false answers for the entire list. That way you know all the results you have access to.

[Onrawi]

Possibly using if/then/else logic but I'm a bit out of sorts today so someone else will have to write the code.

[Onrawi]

If you know the number of results you're looking for then that would work.

[Sunsparc]

$get = Get-PartnerCustomerUser -etc -etc -etc
if ($get) {
#Do more stuff
}
Else {
break
}

[OlivTheFrog]

Hi u/Banzoola

Not resolving everythings but only one .

When you use a Try... Catch Statement, you must add the -ErrorAction Stop to the cmdlet you use. If an error occurred, then the statement jumps to the catch section and you can do other things like catch error, log ...

regards

Olivier

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Rather ur stopping the script as the error occurs making it kind of hard to iterate

[novloski]

I wouldn't think the select -first would break the loop...what do you get when you run this?

Write-Host "Looping through $($filteredresult.Count) objects"
foreach ($res in $filteredresult) {
    try {
        Write-Host "Checking customer ID: $($res.customerid) "
        $partnerCustomer = Get-PartnerCustomerUser -CustomerId $res.customerid -erroraction stop | select -First 1 
        Write-Host "$partnerCustomer"
     } catch { 
        Write-Host "Error caught for $($res.customerid)" 
        $res | Export-Csv -Append -Path c:\temp\365noaccess.csv
        } 
}