Public/Search-NAVBinaries.ps1
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function Search-NAVBinaries { <# .Synopsis Search NAV binaries, by looking at windows services. .Description Will look for all services with Name like MicrosoftDynamicsNavServer, and extract executable paths. #> [cmdletbinding()] param ( ) Process { $NavServerBinaryName = 'Microsoft.Dynamics.Nav.Server.exe' $PathNamePattern = '*'+$NavServerBinaryName+'*' $NavPaths = Get-WmiObject win32_service | Where-Object {$_.PathName -like $PathNamePattern -and $_.State -eq 'Running'} | Select-Object -ExpandProperty PathName $DistinctVersions = @{} foreach ($TestPath in $NavPaths) { $Length = $TestPath.indexof('\'+$NavServerBinaryName) $ServiceFolderPath = $TestPath.substring(1, $Length-1) $PathTokens = $ServiceFolderPath.split('\') $ServiceVersionCode = [int] $PathTokens[$PathTokens.count-2] if (-not $DistinctVersions.ContainsKey($ServiceVersionCode)) { $DistinctVersions.Add($ServiceVersionCode, $ServiceFolderPath) } } Write-Verbose 'We have found the following versions of NAV running as services on this machine:' #Write-Verbose $($DistinctVersions | Out-String) $DistinctVersions.GetEnumerator() | ForEach-Object { $NAVVersion=$global:SupportedNAVVersionCodes[$_.Key] Write-Verbose (" {0,3} / {2,-6} : {1}" -F $_.Key, $_.Value, $NAVVersion) } return $DistinctVersions } } |