I have a script that I'm adapting from something I found on the internet where I'm getting database size information and insert that into a table I've created. I've been working with PS for a couple of months, but I'm still a bit green. Below is the section of relevant code - I looked at this Don Jones article [url=http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/hh289310.aspx]here[/url] to get an idea how to do this. I'm not sure what the -f is for and he doesn't address it in the article. In any case, the variables have the right data in them at this point in the script (verified with the debugger) but the INSERT command is not working. That is, no data is in the table after the script is completed. No error is thrown, so I'm wanting to use Try...Catch to find out what the problem is. Does anyone have a recommendation as to what to put in the catch in this case? The info I've found on the internet is pretty generic and I don't know what kind of exception to interrogate for a SQL Server command.[code]$cmd.commandtext = "INSERT INTO dbo.db_sizes (Server, DatabaseName, DataFileName, DataSize, DataUsedSpace) VALUES('{0}','{1}','{2}','{3}', '{4})" -f$dbname, $mdfInfo.Name, $mdfInfo.FileName, ($mdfInfo.size / 1000), ($mdfInfo.UsedSpace / 1000)Try { $cmd.executenonquery() }catch { }[/code]
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