How to Use PowerShell to Export Requests Since a Given DateTime

How to Use PowerShell to Export Requests Since a Given DateTime

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Summary

This one-liner shows how to use an Xpath filter to export Request objects since a given DateTime.
the [DateTime].AddHours() method is used with a negative number in this example.  The AddDays(), AddMinutes() and other methods could easily be swapped in here.

Script Code

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Export-FIMConfig -only -Custom ("/Request[CreatedTime >= '{0}']" -F [DateTime]::UtcNow.AddHours(-12).ToString("yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss.fff"))

 

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