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# Custom export to CSV

Eksportér en brugerdefineret CSV fil fra Remote Desktop Manager listing RDP-session navne alongside generated rdm protokol handler links for hver session.

Mange customers ask for en særlig eksport at ville contain specifik felter.

Her er en small script at kan være brugt til at generere URLs for vores ny web protokol handler. Vi generate en csv fil at indeholder navnet og URL.

```powershell

## Get the workspace ID, note that the "Create Web Url" button generates a different ID, but both are accepted.
$dsid = Get-RDM-DataSource | where {$_.IsCurrent -eq "X"} | select -expand "ID"

## Get the RDP sessions, create a new object with the desired fields.

## Simply append "add-member" commands to include a new field.
$s = Get-RDM-Session |
    where {$_.Session.Kind -eq "RDPConfigured"} |
    foreach {
        new-Object Object |
            Add-Member NoteProperty Name $_.Name –PassThru |
          Add-Member NoteProperty URL "rdm://open?DataSource=$dsid&Session=$($_.ID)" –PassThru
};

## Save to csv, the field names are used as column headers.
$s | export-csv c:\temp\sessions.csv -notypeinformation;
```


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