I'm writing a .Net script that initiates a local move request on Exchange2010.
I take the output of the script to fill a datagrid showing some details of the newly initiated move request.
This is the script I use:
"New-MoveRequest -Identity 'user1' -TargetDatabase 'Mailbox Db1'"
At first I used powershell.invoke to run the new-moverequest.
It returned a nice list with over 91 lines of information about the move request. (returned line 1 startswith'ModuleTypeName')
But I want to use pipeline.invoke to run the exact same new-moverequest.
This however just returns only 3 lines of information about the move request. This is the same information that you see when you start a new moverequest from the console itself. (returned line 1 startswith 'Displayname)
My question:
How can I use pipeline.invoke, but still get the 91 lines of information returned (that I get when using powershell.invoke)?
