In PowerShell:
$tablesInPermissionSets = @()
$permissionSets = gci . -Recurse -Filter '*.al' | ? {(gc $_.FullName).Item(0).startsWith('permissionset')}
$permissionSets | % {
$content = gc $_.FullName -Raw
[Regex]::Matches($content, '(?<=tabledata ).*(?= =)') | % {
$tablesInPermissionSets += $_.Value
}
}
$tablesInTables = @()
$tables = gci . -Recurse...Continue Reading james’s Article on their blog
Tip: Test for Tables Missing from Permission Sets
In PowerShell: $tablesInPermissionSets = @() $permissionSets = gci . -Recurse -Filter ‘*.al’ | ? {(gc $_.FullName).Item(0).startsWith(‘permissionset’)} $permissionSets | % { $content = gc $_.FullName -Raw [Regex]::Matches($content, ‘(?<=tabledata ).*(?= =)') | % { $tablesInPermissionSets += $_.Value } } $tablesInTables = @() $tables = gci . -Recurse -Filter '*.al' | Where-Object {(Get-Content $_.FullName).Item(0).StartsWith('table ')} $tables | %...
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