Proper method to create folders and subfolders in RDM PowerShell

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Proper method to create folders and subfolders in RDM PowerShell

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Hello. Can someone provide a simple way to create folders and sub-folders in powershell?

I'm using New-RDMSession to create the folders and subfolders but after a while it stops working and updating the data source using F5 does not show the top level folder. The folder showing it's being generated by the PS output but I get nothing in the data source anymore. I'm using 2023.2.17.0 portable. Powershell 7 with Devolutions Powershell 1023.2.0.2.

I followed several of the old articles posted but they stopped working too.

Glen

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Hello,

Do you have a sample of the script you are using?

What data source type are you using?

Have you tried using Set-RDMSession with the -Refresh switch following the New-RDMSession to save the new folder?

Best regards,

Érica Poirier

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Hello. I was able to figure out the issue using the Update-RDMUI commandlet.

Glen

Hello,

Do you have a sample of the script you are using?

What data source type are you using?

Have you tried using Set-RDMSession with the -Refresh switch following the New-RDMSession to save the new folder?

Best regards,
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Hello,

That's a good news you've figured out the problem. And thank you for sharing your solution with our community.

Best regards,

Érica Poirier