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I am looking to find extra delimiters in my file on a line by line basis. I would, however would like to ignore the header row (first row) and the footer row (last row) in the file and just focus on the file detail.

I am not sure on how to ignore the first and last row using the ReadLine() method. I DO NOT want to alter the file in any way, this script is used just to identify rows in the CSV file that have extra delimiters.

Please note: The file I am looking to search has millions of rows and in order to do that I have to rely on the ReadLine() method rather than the Get-Content approach.

I did try to use Select-Object -Skip 1 | Select-Object -SkipLast 1 in my Get-Content statement inputting the value into $measure but I didn't get the desired result.

For example:

I'm using very handy rsync command which allows me to have a backup of particular folders on a specific volumes.

I call rsync with following parameters:

rsync -avzP

To be explicit, when I want to do a backup of all pictures and Lightroom catalogs I call:

rsync -avzP /Volumes/SLICK-2TB/Pictures /Volumes/SLICK-PICTURES-BACKUP

So SLICK-2TB is my source drive and SLICK-PICTURES-BACKUP is my destination drive.

My problem is, whenever I delete / remove a file on source, the change is not reflected on destination. In other words, all new stuff will be always archived on backup volume, but things that don't exist on the source, will be left intact on destination.

Is there a particular attribute that I could add to -avzP that will help me achieve / solve the problem?

Thanks.