Scenario: Create a PowerShell script that reads the CSV file and starts or stops the virtual machines based on the tag values. Present Situation: In addition to creating the CSV file with the columns names: VMName, ResourceGroupName, StartTag, StopTag, an

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Scenario: Create a PowerShell script that reads the CSV file and starts or stops the virtual machines based on the tag values. Present Situation: In addition to creating the CSV file with the columns names: VMName, ResourceGroupName, StartTag, StopTag, an

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2024-01-30T07:49:08.4366667+00:00

Also in other script we are getting error, ""
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2024-01-30T07:51:50.7733333+00:00

Also we are receiving error in other script which was deployed in azure runbook.CSV is not recognized in the path of CMD

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Sachin Wandale 0 Reputation points

2024-01-30T07:49:08.4366667+00:00

Also in other script we are getting error, ""
Sachin Wandale 0 Reputation points

2024-01-30T07:51:50.7733333+00:00

Also we are receiving error in other script which was deployed in azure runbook.CSV is not recognized in the path of CMD

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tbgangav-MSFT 10,431

Hi @Sachin Wandale ,

Based on the error "Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Users.......csv'", looks like the issue is, while executing the runbook its not able to find the input CSV file in the expected path.

Are you executing the runbook in a Hybrid worker or in Azure sandbox itself?

Can you share your script or runbook?

If its on Azure sandbox, its better to copy the CSV file to $ENV:temp location and then use it.

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Scenario: Create a PowerShell script that reads the CSV file and starts or stops the virtual machines based on the tag values. Present Situation: In addition to creating the CSV file with the columns names: VMName, ResourceGroupName, StartTag, StopTag, an

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