+3In order to avoid repetitive code, it would be useful to make code snippets and/or use Instance Variables in PowerShell executables.
For instance, in this article
API keys are used in PowerShell Executables. If you have multiple scripts using the same key, you want to store them somewhere centrally.
+3It would also mean less work when running PowerShell scripts in different environments (dev, uat, prd), e.g. connection parameters for adf in multi-environment, …
Hi Peter. This is actually possible but not visible in the UI.
In PowerShell scripts you can just add the text of:
- Query Snippets. For example: {SomeSnippet}
- Global Parameters. For example: {$SomeParameter}
- Input Parameters. For example: {@parametername[default:value][datatype:value]}
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