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Yes I am sure that missing tasks also started in the same interval. Even if I am running this command: $tasks = Get-TaskPlus -Entity $TemplateName -Start "2022-07-19 05:34:16 AM" -Finish "2022-07-19... See more...
Yes I am sure that missing tasks also started in the same interval. Even if I am running this command: $tasks = Get-TaskPlus -Entity $TemplateName -Start "2022-07-19 05:34:16 AM" -Finish "2022-07-19 05:37:16 AM", the function is not returning even a single task and there are around 100 tasks between this interval [2022-07-19 05:34:16 AM -- 2022-07-19 05:37:16 AM].
Yes, I am using your Get-TaskPlus function and all the StartTime values in the returned Tasks also fall within the specified interval, but some of the tasks are missing which also fall within the spe... See more...
Yes, I am using your Get-TaskPlus function and all the StartTime values in the returned Tasks also fall within the specified interval, but some of the tasks are missing which also fall within the specified time interval.
I have a script which uses Get-TaskPlus script to fetch tasks from vCenter within a specific time interval but it seems that the results are not accurate. param( [datetime]$start, [datetime]$finis... See more...
I have a script which uses Get-TaskPlus script to fetch tasks from vCenter within a specific time interval but it seems that the results are not accurate. param( [datetime]$start, [datetime]$finish, [Int32]$MaxSamples=250 ) . ".\Get-TaskPlus.ps1" $Template = "WebTinyCentOS65x86" $TaskName = "CloneVM_Task" $TemplateName = Get-Template $Template $tasks = Get-TaskPlus -Entity $TemplateName -MaxSamples $MaxSamples -Start (Get-Date -Day $start.Day -Month $start.Month -Year $start.Year -Hour $start.Hour -Minute $start.Minute -Second $start.Second) -Finish (Get-Date -Day $finish.Day -Month $finish.Month -Year $finish.Year -Hour $finish.Hour -Minute $finish.Minute -Second $finish.Second) | where name -eq $TaskName $TimeList = @() $Time = $tasks.TimeDifference $TimeList = $TimeList + $Time $TotalTime = [System.TimeSpan]::new( 0 ) $TimeList | ForEach-Object{ $TotalTime += $_ } $tasks | Select Name, TaskCreated, TaskStarted, TaskEnded, Entity, VIServer, TimeDifference | ConvertTo-Json Write-Output "Total Time: $($TotalTime)" Write-Output "Tasks Count: $($tasks.Count)" I use this command to run my script: ./getTasks.ps1 -Start "2022-07-19 05:30:22 AM" -Finish "2022-07-19 05:37:22 AM" This script works fine but somehow picks first task from 2022-07-19 05:30:22 AM and last task from 2022-07-19 05:36:39 AM. When I check the tasks in vCenter, I see that some tasks are not there in the result which occurred between [2022-07-19 05:30:22 AM -- 2022-07-19 05:30:22 AM] and between [2022-07-19 05:36:39 AM -- 2022-07-19 05:37:22 AM]. And also the number of tasks should be 105 but my script shows 220 tasks between this interval.