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Question

I have a script which gets content from one file and checks for its ip. Then that is added to some other text file.
[System.Collections.ArrayList]$hlist1 = Get-Content -Path "C:\Timezone\Update\host.txt"
$hiplist = New-Object System.Collections.ArrayList
$hlist2 = New-Object System.Collections.ArrayList
ForEach ($h in $hlist1)
{
$hip = Resolve-DnsName $h
$hiplist.Add($hip)
}
$hiplist | Out-File "C:\Timezone\Update\hiplist.txt"
The file which is getting created is as shown below:
---- ---- --- ------- --------
WIN-JB2A2FS84MQ.domain.com A 1200 Answer 10.3.0.4
8
WIN-QP0BH4SD2H9.domain.com A 1200 Answer 10.3.1.1
9
I need to:
get rid of the first -------- lines.
get the entire ip in the same line (10.3.0.10)
Have tried Format-Table -Autosize, then Select -Skip 1 etc, but no luck.
How can this be achieved.? Please note that the code works fine as expected when it is ran manually, but throws this issue when executed using task scheduler.
Edit Based on Matt's answer
Now the text file contains:
"Address","IPAddress","QueryType","IP4Address","Name","Type","CharacterSet","Section","DataLength","TTL"
"10.3.0.48","10.3.0.48","A","10.3.0.48","WIN-JB2A2FS84MQ.domain.com","A","Unicode","Answer","4","1200"
"10.3.1.19","10.3.1.19","A","10.3.1.19","WIN-QP0BH4SD2H9.domain.com","A","Unicode","Answer","4","1200"
Peter-sal's reply output:
Name Type TTL Section IPAddress
---- ---- --- ------- ---------
WIN-JB2A2FS84MQ.domain.com A 1200 Answer 10.3.0.48
WIN-QP0BH4SD2H9.domain.com A 1200 Answer 10.3.1.19
But again on top of Name there's one space. I need to delete everything present before WIN-JB2.....

Answer 1

I cannot test perfectly but I would like to come back to an earlier comment of mine. Resolve-DNSName returns objects so their output is better destined for something object aware. Export-CSV should be preferable here.
$hlist1 = Get-Content -Path "C:\Timezone\Update\host.txt"
$hlist1 | ForEach-Object{Resolve-DnsName $_} |
Export-Csv "C:\Timezone\Update\hiplist.txt" -NoTypeInformation
I normally don't like this but if you prefer you should be able to use the Format-table output now. This seems to be more inline with what you are looking for.
$hlist1 = Get-Content -Path "C:\Timezone\Update\host.txt"
$hlist1 | ForEach-Object{Resolve-DnsName $_} |
Format-Table -HideTableHeaders | Select-Object -Skip 1 |
Out-File "C:\Timezone\Update\hiplist.txt" -Width 200
Perhaps you prefer that output. The header should be removed now as well as a blank line in the beginning.
That creates some white-space before and after the output. Simple solution is to wrap that up in a Trim()
$hlist1 = Get-Content -Path "C:\Timezone\Update\host.txt"
$results = ($hlist1 | ForEach-Object{Resolve-DnsName $_} |
Format-Table -HideTableHeaders |
Out-string).Trim()`
$results | Out-File "C:\Timezone\Update\hiplist.txt" -Width 200`