How to skip confirmation for each user in exchange powershell

Rounak 60 Reputation points
2023-08-31T16:52:54.9333333+00:00

Hi,

I use exchange powershell to update user details. But after installing the new Exchange module, it is asking for confirmation when i type a command, but it keeps asking for confirmation even though i enter A (Yes to All).
Sharing the Script below for your reference and attaching the snap too.

import-csv "C:\Reports\Org\Title.csv" | foreach {Set-User -Identity $.UPN -Title $.Title}
import-csv "C:\Reports\Org\Department.csv" | foreach {Set-User -Identity $.UPN -Department $.Department}

import-csv "C:\Reports\Org\Manager.csv" | foreach {Set-User -Identity $.UPN -Manager $.Manager}Powershell.png
Please advice?

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  1. Jarvis Sun-MSFT 6,841 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor
    2023-09-01T06:16:35.44+00:00

    @Rounak ,

    As above AnZa's comment has mentioned:

    Based on your description, it seems that the new module is prompting for confirmation even when you enter “A” (Yes to All) while executing a command. This could be due to the -Confirm parameter being set to true by default in the new module.

    To suppress the confirmation prompt, you can add the -Confirm:$false parameter to your commands. Here’s an example:

    import-csv "C:\Reports\Org\Title.csv" | foreach {Set-User -Identity $.UPN -Title $.Title -Confirm:$false}
    
    

    You can use this syntax for all your commands to suppress the confirmation prompt.


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