How do i clear all results in powershell - powershell

When i first run a script in powershell, the email I’ve received is blank but there is a result displayed in the console. after i rerun it again, the displayed results in the email is from the previous execution. I’ve tried using clear-history and cls but it didnt work.
Example :
I run a script using previous date n current date. The email did not display any values
The second time i run the script using current month, the values in email content n html table is displayed from previous and current date

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Google Sheets - Protect monthly range script needs monthly triggers at specified date and time

I would like to request help with a script Im trying to put together.
Linked is my test spreadsheet including the script I currently have on the second sheet.
The idea is that this sheet will be copied individually to a group of people. Each person will get their own sheet, editable only by them and myself. It does not get shared any further. Each day the person will add a value into the corresponding day's cell.
On the last day of each month at 8pm, I would like to protect (lock) the cells for that month, to stop the person changing any values that they previously entered.
I have put a repeating script together with a function for each month, covering each range. The problem I'm having is creating triggers that will run the function on the required day. If I set a monthly trigger, they will all trigger at the same time at the end of the first month. Ideally I need individual triggers that will run once a year on the specified date and time for each individual function.
Is this possible? Is there a better way of doing this?
I also realise that I will need to give permissions for each function run, and possibly for each individual copy of the sheet I give to said persons. Is there a clever way around that?
Im also thinking another approach would be for the script to trigger each monthly function 'on open' if the relative date has passed. For example, on Open, if Date is Feb 1st, lock January range, and so on.
Any help provided would be greatly appreciated.
(Note: the true sheet I copied my script and layout from starts this section at Column U, which is why I have minimised Columns A-T).
Test Sheet Link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13z8eWpo6oislkGX3USifLWqh5sz3DsJpSY1YyqNLrx8/edit?usp=sharing

Frequency of script

I am trying to create a powershell script which is based on csv file for metadata, I have defined a column Frequency with a number in it.
for example :
PageName FrequencyMonths Email
Page1 3 security#company.com
Page2 6 HR#company.com
I want to know a way that my powershell runs the code whenever the next frequency date is.
The script I have takes input from csv with above like information and runs a a scheduled task "Daily" to send emails to above people at the.
I want to schedule my PS script to run daily however send email only after 3 months to the security team (every after 3 months) and every 6 months to the HR team
Please suggest
Expected result is to send mails to respective teams based on the frequency of months - using a daily running windows scheduled task
Your current script sets $EmailDate to today + x Month. But everytime the script is run and without saving the value anywhere... You should create another column with the date of the next execution.
If( (get-date).date -le $row.NewColumn ){
# sent the mail
# replace $row.NewColumn with (get-date).Date.AddMonths($Frequency)
}
when you are done export the csv to replace the old one.

Find a word inside text file using Pentaho Kettle/Spoon/PDI

I am creating a Data Comparison/Verification script using SQL and Spoon PDI. We're moving data between two servers, and to make sure we've got all the data we have SQL queries showing a date then the quantity of rows transferred.
Example:
Serv1: 20150522 | 100
Serv2: 20150522 | 100
The script will then try to union these values, and if it fails we'll get a fail email. However, we wish to change this setup to write the outcome to a text file, and based on that text file send either a pass or fail email.
The idea behind this is we have multiple tables we're comparing, so we wish to write all the outcomes of each comparison (eight) to a text file and based off the final text file, send the outcome - rather than spamming our email inbox if multiple steps fail.
The format of the text file we wish to have is either match -> send email or mismatch [step-name] [date] -> send email.
Usually I wouldn't ask a question if I haven't tried anything first, but I've searched everywhere on Google, tried the knowledge I currently have and nothing is going the way I wish it to. I believe this is due to the logic I am using.
I am not asking for a solution to this, or for someone to do it for me. I am simply asking for guidance along the correct path.
I would do this in a transformation where there are steps for each union where the result of each step is the comparison_name and the result. This would result in a data set at the end that looks something like this:
comparison_name | result
Union A | true
Union B | false
Union C | true
You would then be able to output those results to a text file in another step to get your result file to sent out regardless of whether the job passed or failed.
Lastly you would loop through the result row in the stream, and if all are true, you could do an email step to send out a "pass" email, and if one is false, send out a "fail" email.
EDIT:
To get the date of the pass or fail you could either get the date from each individual union query result by adding it to the query like so:
SELECT CURRENT_DATE
Or you could use the Get System Info step in spoon which has multiple ways of injecting the current date into the data stream. (system date fixed, start date range of the transformation, today 00:00:00, etc.)

User-defined date range for Access query pulling outside date range

I have an Access 2007 database that requires a query be run every week to gather every record that was worked on the prior week. The current setup is:
I have a query where the date range's WHERE criteria is: Between [Forms]![frm_Menu]![txt_fromdate] And [Forms]![frm_Menu]![txt_todate]+"1"
"fromdate" and "todate" text boxes in frm_Menu are unbound text boxes. "fromdate" has an AfterUpdate event that fills in "todate" with the date chosen in "fromdate" plus 6 days.
frm_Menu has a button for running the query after "fromdate" and "todate" are filled in.
The issue is, when I run the query for a week's worth of records, I get entries outside the selected date range. For example, if I have "3/1/2015" in the "fromdate" text box and "3/7/2015" in the "todate" text box, I'll receive the results from 3/1 to 3/7, but I'm also getting results from 3/10, 3/11, and 3/12.
At first, I thought it might be reading "3/1/2015" as "3/1x/2015," but that doesn't explain why I'm ONLY getting extra results from 3/10 through 3/12 and not 3/13 through 3/19 as well.
Does anyone know what might be causing this? To work around this problem, I've just been running a query that gathers EVERYTHING and then filtering out what's need in Excel before sending it over. Ideally, I'd like for the person who needs this report to be able to open the database themselves, pick the date range they need, and then export the query results from Access.
It turned out I had the data type for the Dates column as Text instead of Date/Time. Retried the same query after changing the column to Date/Time and it worked perfectly. Just a PEBKAC error.

Scheduled Jasper report runs first time & later it gives empty report

I got a report scheduled to run daily in jasper & which ran first day & later it is giving me empty report. I am passing a parameter & I tested if it is getting passed to ireport & yes it is.
I ran the query in the DB backend & I get some records so the second day output (empty page) is not correct.
The same jasper report worked fine after just I cut & paste the same text from the code basically I didn't change anything, wondering if the first time compilation is making it to work fine & later I need to recomplile?
But still I could not crack this & any input from your side will be helpful on this.