I came across a scenario where I have to call another PowerShell script file and pass the current PowerShell script file input parameter to this second file.
PowerShell as the name says is very powerful and I was able to achieve my requirement with a simple expression called as "Invoke-Expression" in PowerShell.
Just to explain you how I have achieved my above requirement, I have created two demo PowerShell files called First.ps1 and Second.ps1. I am gonna show you how I have called First.ps1 and invoke the Second.ps1and pass the First.ps1 input parameter to the Second.ps1 with "Invoke-Expression".
Hope this is helpful.
Cheers!!
Isha Jain
PowerShell as the name says is very powerful and I was able to achieve my requirement with a simple expression called as "Invoke-Expression" in PowerShell.
Just to explain you how I have achieved my above requirement, I have created two demo PowerShell files called First.ps1 and Second.ps1. I am gonna show you how I have called First.ps1 and invoke the Second.ps1and pass the First.ps1 input parameter to the Second.ps1 with "Invoke-Expression".
Hope this is helpful.
Cheers!!
Isha Jain
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