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NOTE: Secret Server scripts require semicolons so be careful to add and keep semicolons where ever a line break is needed when editing these scripts.
Secret Server does not require semicolons to be added as a line terminator.
A semicolon in PowerShell itself means nothing unless you are trying to combine command calls on one line. PowerShell's default command separator is the new-line character.
# executes both commands in sequence with "one" callGet-Process; Get-ChildItem
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Semicolons are not required in PowerShell
Semicolons are not required in Secret Server
Sep 10, 2021
Secret Server does not require semicolons to be added as a line terminator.
A semicolon in PowerShell itself means nothing unless you are trying to combine command calls on one line. PowerShell's default command separator is the new-line character.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: