Functions/Get-ePoQuery.ps1
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Function Get-ePoQuery { <# .SYNOPSIS Gets queries available using the ePo API. .DESCRIPTION Sends the command specified to the McAfee EPO server. Connect-ePoServer has to be run first, as this function uses the epoServer global variable created by that functions connection to the server. Uses the Invoke-ePoCommand .EXAMPLE $ePoQueries = Get-ePoQuery $ePoQueries Retruns the output of the core.listQueries API command and stores the PowerShell custom object in a variable. .NOTES Used by Start-ePoQuery TODO: Determine if this function and Start-ePoQuery should be consolidated into one function. #> [CmdletBinding(SupportsShouldProcess=$true)] param () Begin { If(!($epoServer)) { Write-Warning "Connection to ePoServer not found. Please run Connect-ePoServer first." break } } Process { $results = Invoke-ePOCommand -Command "core.listQueries" If($PSCmdlet.ShouldProcess("core.listQueries","Creating output object for command")) { $Queries = @() ForEach($result in $results.result.list.query) { $props = @{ QueryId=$result.id Name=$result.name Description=$result.description ConditionExpression=$result.conditionSexp GroupName=$result.groupName UserName=$result.userName CreatedOn=(Get-Date $result.createdOn) ModifiedOn=(Get-Date $result.modifiedOn) CreatedBy=$result.createdBy ModifiedBy=$result.modifiedBy } $Queries += New-Object -TypeName psobject -Property $props } $Queries } } End{} } |