I'm trying to run a command in PowerShell: `Get-MailboxJunkEmailConfiguration -Identity [email protected]`, but the output for 'BlockedSendersAndDomains' gets cut off and shows up with '...'. I've attempted several different methods to get the full output, like using `fl -force`, `fl *`, `fl -expand`, `fl -wrap`, and even saving it to a file, but nothing seems to work. Does anyone know how to retrieve the complete output?
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I actually changed my `$formatenumerationlimit` to -1 a while back, and it made a noticeable difference in how PowerShell displays long outputs. Just make sure your window properties are well set up!
Try using `| Select-Object -ExpandProperty BlockedSendersAndDomains`. That should give you the full output without any truncation. If your terminal is still cutting the output, consider piping it into `Out-String` before displaying it. You can do something like `Get-TheThing | Out-String` or `Get-TheThing | Out-String | Set-Clipboard` so you get the whole thing in one go!
That makes sense! Using `Select-Object -ExpandProperty` is such a straightforward solution. Thanks for clarifying!
Another option is to use `| Out-GridView`. It usually handles long outputs quite well, but if it's still truncating, definitely go for `Select-Object -ExpandProperty`. That's a solid approach!
Right? I found that using `Select-Object -ExpandProperty` really solved my issue when Out-GridView didn't help.
What exactly does setting that variable do? I'm curious about how it impacts output.