Automatically Confirm cmdlets

Post published:April 23, 2015
Post category:Tips & Tricks
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Some NAV PowerShell cmdlets (such as Import-NAVApplicationObject) don’t have the -Force switch, and always ask for confirmation regardless of whether you include the -Confirm switch or not.

To work around this, append the –Confirm:$false switch to such command. That sets the ConfirmPreference to none for an individual command, and confirms its confirmation dialogs.

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Robert Tuck November 12, 2018 Reply

Once again coming to this sphere of knowledge pays dividends.

Cheers,
Robert
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1. Vjeko November 18, 2018 Reply
  
  Thanks! 🙂 I really appreciate your comment!
  
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