PowerShell 7 Tutorials for Beginners #10 : Error Handling (Try Catch Finally)

[@richardgarrow9260]

Jack I am quite surprised that you are not getting more hits as these videos are really good. Thanks

[@shashikantovhal1769]

Thank you so much for creating this series. As a beginner , the series helped me to become fearless about powershell.

[@jackedprogrammer]

Happy to hear that! Thank you!

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[@kennethpaige7036]

This series was very helpful .. thank you so much!

[@jadelise]

Nice Job! bite sized chunks, easy to digest. I will be subscribing

[@MrWogle1]

One of my favorite things to do with error handling in PowerShell is to structure the catch statement like this: $ErrorMessage = "Error occurred when attempting to do X on Y. This is a terminating error.`n$($Error[0])" Write-ErrorLog -LogMessage = $ErrorMessage return $ErrorMessage This will spit out a custom error message that you write yourself, and then on a new line spit out the text from the last error that happened (which is the one you just caught). It makes debugging waaaaay easier.

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[@Jon-rp4st]

Thanks a lot, nice person!

[@vitorrejano670]

Great video!

[@Jan-nu6zc]

Thank u! Great Video

[@netor-3y4]

$ErrorActionPreference = "Stop" try { $filePath = "C:\Scripts\10 - Error Handling" $files = Get-ChildItem -Path $filePath foreach ($file in $files) { Write-Output $file.Name } Write-Output "This is after the loop" } catch { Write-Output "Caught an error" } finally { Write-Output "This always runs no matter what!" }

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[@ВикторЛарионов-й3к]

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