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AlexL
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Feature Request: Get-VBORestoreSession per Organization

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Problem:
Get-VBORestoreSession gives all restore sessions for all organization, but as far as I can tell without the specific organization in the results so it's not possible to see which record is for which organization.

Solution:
a) add a -Organization parameter to the cmdlet
b) or, add the organizationname to output
c) do both

Interestingly, this information is visible in the console and it also seems available when using restapi.

Or, if there is another way (direct .net commands?) to get the organization name I'd love to know that :wink:
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Re: Feature Request: Get-VBORestoreSession per Organization

Post by Mildur »

Hi Alex

Thanks for the request. I have shared your request with the team.
But I'm not aware of any .NET workaround in PowerShell. If our team let me know about a workaround, I will share it here too.
One other option which will work would be to call our RestAPI within your PowerShell session. If your use case involves scripting, then this should be doable.

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Fabian
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Re: Feature Request: Get-VBORestoreSession per Organization

Post by Mildur » 1 person likes this post

Hi Alex

I discussed the request with our team. And we will add the organization name to the Get-VBORestoreSession command.
We try to add it in our next major release v8. But no promises yet.

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Re: Feature Request: Get-VBORestoreSession per Organization

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I won't hold my breath ;-) But thank you, looking forward to seeing this in the (near) future.
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