How do I assign a custom user profile?

How do I assign a custom user profile?

Once you are done with the profile setup, assign users to this new custom profile:

1. Hence, navigate to Setup >> Administration setup >> Manage Users >> Users.
2. Click on Edit next to the user.
3. Go to Profile drop-down and select a new custom profile that you just created.
4. Then, click on Save.

How to add new properties to a pscustomobject?

You can still add new properties to your PSCustomObject with Add-Member. You can also remove properties off of an object. The .psobject is an intrinsic member that gives you access to base object metadata. For more information about intrinsic members, see about_Inrinsic_Members . + Sometimes you need a list of all the property names on an object.

How are object and value types handled in pscustomobject?

Objects and value types don’t handle variable assignments the same way. If you assign value types to each other, only the value get copied to the new variable. In this case, $first is 1 and $second is 2. Object variables hold a reference to the actual object. When you assign one object to a new variable, they still reference the same object.

What can I do with a pscustomobject name?

Now that we have an object with a proper type name, we can do some more things. You can also create custom PowerShell types using PowerShell classes. For more information, see PowerShell Class Overview. PowerShell decides for us what properties to display by default.

How to set permissions for more than one user?

If you like, you can press and hold the Ctrl key to select more than one user and/or group to add. 6 Select the added user or group, check the Allow or Deny boxes for the permissions you want to assign to this user or group for this file, folder, drive, or registry key, and click/tap on Apply. When finished, click/tap on OK. (see screenshot below)