Passing switch when calling other script - powershell

Question

I am taking over a process (originally created by a vendor) that creates and configures a VM. The process can either create a VM in hyperv on a physical host, or in vsphere. This is a powershell script called migrate-storeservers.ps1.
As part of the configuration, migrate-storeservers.ps1 calls a script locally on the VM that performs database validation (Validate-StoreServerDB.ps1). In the event that the VM is created in vsphere, we only want certain validation tasks to run.
I added a vsphere switch to the Migrate-StoreServers.ps1, and added logic to the function that calls the database validation script.
Vsphere switch at top of script:
[cmdletbinding()]
Param (
[Parameter(Mandatory=$true)]$Store,
[switch]$FinalizeVm,
[switch]$Vsphere,
[switch]$SqlSafe,
[switch]$FullAuto,
[switch]$TestRun,
$ErrorActionPreference = "Stop"
)
Function that calls database validation script, where $taskArgs are set based on Vsphere switch being used or not:
function validateDatabase($newServer, $newVmSession, $validateScript, $userScript, $moduleFile, $outLog){
$global:currentTask = "Database Validation"
Write-Debug "Current Task: $global:CurrentTask"
Write-Host "Starting database validation on server: $newServer"
$startTime = Get-Date
Write-Host "Start time: $startTime" -ForegroundColor Green
stageAaronsLiteModule -inModuleFile $moduleFile -inSession $newVmSession
$dateString = Get-Date -Format "yyyyMMddTHHmmss"
$logName = $("DBValidate_" + $newServer.ToUpper() + "_" + $dateString + ".log")
if($Vsphere){
$taskArg = "-NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -File {0} -Store {1} -LogPath {2} -LogFile {3} -Vsphere {4}" `
-f $validateScript, $newServer, $outLog, $logName, $Vsphere
} else{
$taskArg = "-NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -File {0} -Store {1} -LogPath {2} -LogFile {3}" `
-f $validateScript, $newServer, $outLog, $logName
}
executeTask -inTaskName "DatabaseValidation" -inPsSession $newVmSession -inUserScript $userScript -inTaskArg $taskArg `
-inMessage "Database Validation Script is starting. This takes about 2 minutes" -inCred $cred
Start-Sleep -Seconds 5
$logFound = copyLogToSource -inServer $newServer -inLog $($outLog + "\" + $logName) -outLogPath $LocalLogPath
if(-not($logFound)){
exitScript -inMessage "ERROR: Unable to find/copy log file" -failed $true
}
Start-Sleep 5
parseLogForErrors -inLog $($LocalLogPath + "\" + $logName) -errorString "TerminatingError"
$endTime = (Get-Date) - $startTime
Write-Host "Validate Database completed in: $endTime" -ForegroundColor Green
}
In the validation script being called by the function I added a vsphere switch and logic that sets the tasks list based on if the vsphere switch is used.
[cmdletbinding()]
Param (
[Parameter(Mandatory=$true)]$Store,
[Parameter(Mandatory=$true)]$LogPath,
[Parameter(Mandatory=$true)]$LogFile,
[switch]$Vsphere,
$ErrorActionPreference = "Stop"
)
########### Start Global Variable Section ###########
$sqlInstance = ($Store.ToUpper() + "\POS")
$sqlDatabase = "master"
$sqlConnectionTimeout = 60
$sqlQueryTimeout = 240
if($Vsphere){
$tasks = #(
"GoNoGo_Store2016_Upgrade_10_CheckServerName",
"GoNoGo_Store2016_Upgrade_20_CheckSQLVersion",
"GoNoGo_Store2016_Upgrade_30_CheckDBOnline",
"GoNoGo_Store2016_Upgrade_50_CheckDBExists"
)
} else{
$tasks = #(
"GoNoGo_Store2016_Upgrade_10_CheckServerName",
"GoNoGo_Store2016_Upgrade_20_CheckSQLVersion",
"GoNoGo_Store2016_Upgrade_30_CheckDBOnline",
"GoNoGo_Store2016_Upgrade_40_CheckSysMergeArcticles",
"GoNoGo_Store2016_Upgrade_50_CheckDBExists",
"GoNoGo_Store2016_Upgrade_60_CheckReplicationStatus"
)
}
My question is does the logic in the migrate-storeservers.ps1 look like it will pass the vsphere switch correctly to the validate-storeserverdb.ps1?
I am rather new to more advanced powershell like this and am concerned that the $taskArg for when the Vsphere switch is used are maybe not formatted correctly to pass the vsphere switch. The $taskArg for if the switch is not used was how the script was formatted before I added the switch logic.
Any input will be greatly appreciated.