I have two scripts,
one named " getClient_CountryCode.ps1"
and the other one named " Get_FolderID.ps1".
I want to call inside the second one, the first code and save it in a variable. I did: $ClientCountryCode=invoke-expression -Command .\getClient_CountryCode.ps1
Write-host $ClientCountryCode but there is no result.
I want to mention that there is a return.response.Id in the first script. I want this response to use it in my second script.
Anyone could give it a hand please?
A disadvantage is that you will get everything in your variable what’s outputted by the other script. So you should make sure that it does not output something you dont want in your variable.
Another option would be to run the second script in the same scope like the first one. This way you could even use the variables from the other script if you need.
Notice the additional dot in front of the path to the script you want to run. This way you could use the variables from the other script directly.
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