c# Powershell exchange multi valued cmd parameter passing

Question

I want to run the following in a c# loop but I just don't know how to pass a multi value for a parameter with a comma. The actual cmdlet would be below and does work in exchange powershell:

Set-CalendarProcessing –ResourceDelegates [email protected],[email protected] -identity [email protected] –AutomateProcessing AutoUpdate

I know my code connection works but it's the "–ResourceDelegates [email protected],[email protected]" I don't know how to pass, shown below:

Sample part of the code is here:

command.AddCommand("Set-CalendarProcessing");
command.AddParameter("-ResourceDelegates", "[email protected],[email protected]");
command.AddParameter("-Identity", "[email protected]");
command.AddParameter("-AutomateProcessing", "AutoUpdate");

Thanks Steve

x0n · Accepted Answer · 2010-11-18 19:52:42Z

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Try this instead:

command.AddParameter("ResourceDelegates", new string[] { "[email protected]", "[email protected]" });

Ergo, do not prefix the parameter name with a hyphen and pass an array if you need multiple arguments for the parameter.

answered Nov 18, 2010 at 19:52

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user512628 Over a year ago

what's the best way to pass an array through as an argument, can you do PassArray(array)?

x0n Over a year ago

I don't understand. My example is passing a string[] array.

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