qcl | QNX QCONN service provider Perl client | Continuous Deployment library
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Retrieves system information for the target the QCONN server is running on. This is the default command. Retrieves a list of services supported by the QCONN server and their versions. Executes the specified command on the target the QCONN server is running on. The use of "--" in front of the command is encouraged to avoid parameter misinterpretation. Transfers the file specified as source to the target the QCONN server is running on. The --mode option may be used to specify permissions for the file when it is created. Transfers the file specified as source from the target the QCONN server is running on. Deletes the specified file or directory on the target the QCONN server is running on. Creates the specified directory on the target the QCONN server is running on. Changes the permissions of the specified file or directory on the target the QCONN server is running on. The permissions are specified with the --mode option. Sends the specified signal to the process with the specified PID on the target the QCONN server is running on.
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QUESTION
I have moved from v11 to v12 of the Azure library. When I insert a message using the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-01 at 15:19The property you are looking for is MessageEncoding
property which is available in QueueClientOptions
class.
You would need to create a new instance of QueueClientOptions
and set its MessageEncoding
property to QueueMessageEncoding.None
. You will then need to use this option when creating an instance of QueueServiceClient
.
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I'm looking to sort numerically my output with the numbers at the end of each.
Get-ADComputer -Filter * -SearchBase "OU=ComputerOU,DC=dc,DC=com" -Properties * | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Name
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Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 19:24Using the example names, where all numeric values have the same length, padded with leading zeroes, you could simply extend the code you have:
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