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How do I extract "Doc_no_status" property from a document?

Tomas Žukauskas
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In PWE i see the "Doc_no_status" property on every single document:

But in Powershel, when i try using Get-PWDocumentsBySearch (even with -GetAttributes parameter added), i do not see "Doc_no_status" property listed in the output.

I also tried Get-PWFolders cmdlet, thinking that maybe "Doc_no_status" is actually a folder property, but no luck either.

Please note, that i verified the associated folder's View via these lines:

Write-Host 'Checking documents in' $folderPath

$pwFolderView = Get-PWFolders -FolderPath $folderPath -Slow -JustOne | Select-Object -Property View

write-host 'The associated view is: ' $pwFolderView 

# Get Columns associated with the View assigned to the folder.
$pwViewColumns = Export-PWViews -ViewNames $pwFolderView.View | Select-Object -Property ColumnName

write-host 'The columns of the View are: ' $pwViewColumns
 
And got the following output:
Apparently, the "Doc_no_status" property does exist, albeit named as "qa_doc_no_status". So how do i extract its value then?

 

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    Where are you seeing the "Doc_no_status" for each document? Is it within the Attributes or More Attributes tabs? If so, then it is an Environment attribute. You can use something like the following to get the name and description of all attributes within you PW Environment. Or use the "New-PWEnvironmentsReport" cmdlet to generate a report.

    $EnvironmentName = 'Simple'
(Get-PWEnvironmentColumns -EnvironmentName $EnvironmentName).GetEnumerator() | Select-Object Name, Description | Sort-Object Name

  • 0 Offline in reply to Brian Flaherty

    thank you,  the "qa_doc_no_status" is indeed within the Attributes tab. 

    So i have verified the name of the Environment that is associated with a Folder containing those documents, but how do i extract the Environment's "qa_doc_no_status" property value? And most importantly - how do i map it to each document? 

    As i understand, Documents inherit the Environment from the containing Folder. There are numerous documents within a single Folder and they have different  "qa_doc_no_status" values ("Valid", "Invalid", "Unprocessed", etc.). But the Environment is only one. And when i check "get-help" of Get-PWEnvironmentColumns and Get-PWEnvironments, i don't see any methods which might be used to map "qa_doc_no_status" values to each document within a given folder

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  • 0 Offline in reply to Brian Flaherty

    thank you,  the "qa_doc_no_status" is indeed within the Attributes tab. 

    So i have verified the name of the Environment that is associated with a Folder containing those documents, but how do i extract the Environment's "qa_doc_no_status" property value? And most importantly - how do i map it to each document? 

    As i understand, Documents inherit the Environment from the containing Folder. There are numerous documents within a single Folder and they have different  "qa_doc_no_status" values ("Valid", "Invalid", "Unprocessed", etc.). But the Environment is only one. And when i check "get-help" of Get-PWEnvironmentColumns and Get-PWEnvironments, i don't see any methods which might be used to map "qa_doc_no_status" values to each document within a given folder

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