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# Exportation personnalisée vers CSV

Exportez un fichier CSV personnalisé depuis Remote Desktop Manager qui répertorie les noms de sessions RDP ainsi que les liens du gestionnaire de protocole rdm générés pour chaque session.

De nombreux clients demandent une exportation spéciale qui contiendrait des champs précis.

Voici un petit script qui peut être utilisé pour générer des URL pour notre nouveau gestionnaire de protocole Web. Nous générons un fichier csv qui contient le nom et l'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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