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Searches and updates Certinia data.

Syntax

Invoke-FinancialForce [parameters]

Remarks

The Invoke-FinancialForce cmdlet allows you to use SQL statements to execute any SQL statement directly. Below is the syntax for a parameterized query:

$query = Invoke-FinancialForce -Connection $connection -Query 'SELECT * FROM Account WHERE Industry=@Industry' -Params @{'@Industry'='Floppy Disks'}

This cmdlet is also useful for executing stored procedures. Use the EXEC keyword to call a stored procedure:

$query = Invoke-FinancialForce -Connection $connection -Query 'EXEC CreateJob Action = @Action' -Params @{"Insert"}

To pass multiple Params parameters, use a semicolon (;) as a delimiter. The code below outlines the structure of an EXEC command with two parameters (param1 and param2):

$query = Invoke-FinancialForce -Connection $connection -Query 'EXEC MyStoredProc Input1=@param1, Input2=@param2' -Params @{'@param1' = 'value1'; '@param2' = 'value2'}