Output line separator

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by rcjay272 at 2013-02-17 15:44:26

I wrote a quick script to query a list of servers to check for active sessions on some terminal servers, but the output is ugly with no line separation between each server.

Is there a way in my script I could echo a line separator between each server output? See below for an example…

Thank you for your help.

If there is a better way to get the same output I would be curious to see what is out there.

Rob

SCRIPT - - - -

$servers = Get-Content -Path C:\Load_Stuff\MonitoringScripts\TS_list.txt
ForEach ($server in $servers) {Get-TSSession -ComputerName $server -state ACTIVE }


OUTPUT - UGLY - - - -
PS C:\Load_Stuff\MonitoringScripts\PowerShell> .\GetActiveSessionList.ps1

Server SessionID State IPAddress ClientName WindowStationName UserName
------ --------- ----- --------- ---------- ----------------- --------
ts01.LOAD.LOCAL 3 Active 10.4.13.149 AT2RIGHT-0015 RDP-Tcp#7 LOAD\User3.2.4_0015
ts01.LOAD.LOCAL 4 Active 10.4.13.187 AT2RIGHT-0025 RDP-Tcp#23 LOAD\User3.2.4_0025
ts02.LOAD.LOCAL 6 Active 10.4.13.177 AT2RIGHT-0038 RDP-Tcp#9 LOAD\User3.2.4_0038
ts02.LOAD.LOCAL 7 Active 10.4.13.209 AT2RIGHT-0049 RDP-Tcp#6 LOAD\User3.2.4_0049


I would like to see something like this to make it easier to read…

PS C:\Load_Stuff\MonitoringScripts\PowerShell> .\GetActiveSessionList.ps1

Server SessionID State IPAddress ClientName WindowStationName UserName
------ --------- ----- --------- ---------- ----------------- --------
ts01.LOAD.LOCAL 3 Active 10.4.13.149 AT2RIGHT-0015 RDP-Tcp#7 LOAD\User3.2.4_0015
ts01.LOAD.LOCAL 4 Active 10.4.13.187 AT2RIGHT-0025 RDP-Tcp#23 LOAD\User3.2.4_0025

*****************************************************************************************************************

ts02.LOAD.LOCAL 6 Active 10.4.13.177 AT2RIGHT-0038 RDP-Tcp#9 LOAD\User3.2.4_0038
ts02.LOAD.LOCAL 7 Active 10.4.13.209 AT2RIGHT-0049 RDP-Tcp#6 LOAD\User3.2.4_0049
by mjolinor at 2013-02-17 16:37:40
Something like this?

$servers = Get-Content -Path C:\Load_Stuff\MonitoringScripts\TS_list.txt
ForEach ($server in $servers) {
Get-TSSession -ComputerName $server -state ACTIVE
"n{0}n" -f (''*80)
}
by rcjay272 at 2013-02-17 17:25:23
That is great.


Thanks for the help,

ROb