I am trying to import a bacpac to azure sql database it runs for almost 2.5 hours, I need to get the status of this import job i.e. in-progress, complete etc using python. I know I can do it using Get-AzSqlDatabaseImportExportStatus -OperationstatusLink in powershell, but I want to do this using python. Answer You can use Python’s subprocess module to
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Script progress messages from python when executing script from powershell
I have a powershell script that begins by calling a python script. Everything works fine and it’s doing everything I want it to do. I just want to know if I can get stdout or print messages from python to display in powershell, similar to verbose messages. Right now the python script runs for a minute or so. I do
Run python.exe with Windows Terminal instead of Command Prompt
Recently I am playing around with Rich. It’s really helpful while debugging and tracking code running progress. However, if I use task scheduler to auto-run python script, it will open command prompt to run the script instead of others like Window PowerShell. All the output from Rich will not show in command prompt. Is there anyway to set python.exe run
Git commands output in a file using python in Windows 10
I am trying This works in powershell well but if I do this using python – fatal: ‘*’ does not appear to be a git repository fatal: Could not read from remote repository. Btw, this worked! But I want all kinds of output in the file! What is the best way to do this? Answer Have a look at redirection
Python code works on cmd and VScode but not on powershell or pyinstaller
I have written a python script to save a book. It takes screenshots, turns pages(pyautogui click) and combines the screenshots into a PDF. This is what happens on executing code in vscode: This is what happens in cmd This is what happens on powershell …and it just stays there(tested for 15 minutes). The script: I have tried: Rebooting Re-installing all
Remove whitespaces, newlines and tabs in json not in json descriptions
I have a json file: How can I remove whitespaces, newlines and tabs in json, but not in json “message”: descriptions like json formatter – minify/compact: using Powershell or Python? Answer PowerShell’s ConvertTo-Json cmdlet has a -Compress parameter for this: Result: In python you can minify the json by specifying custom separators when calling json.dumps(): Result:
Powershell opens new cmd window, when running python script
Recently i re-installed python. Now when i type “.script.py” in powershell, it opens new cmd window, but i wanted to launch in the same window. How to change it? P.S. cmd works fine. Answer For Conda / Anaconda, I did the following command to invoke the correct Python executable for the correct environment I was in (executing this command from
Visual Studio Code Terminal keeps running Python script in Powershell
I recently installed both Python and Visual Studio Code. After taking an intro class I wrote a basic script and ran it in Visual Studio Code. That’s when I noticed a problem with the way Python is setup in my Visual Studio code. Problem: When I start Visual Studio Code and open a python file, the Terminal defaults to “C:Usersmy_nameDocuments
Cyrillic alphabet in help function from Python 3 don’t work in Powershell Windows 10
I have this function: And this is what i get in Powershell, when i use help(decomposition): When i use Cyrillic alphabet in print it works. It also works normally in Linux when i add “# coding: utf-8” in the beginning of file. However, this does not help in Windows. I also tried this to change Powershell encoding: I can’t find
How do I run a PowerShell script with parameters from Python
I’m trying to run PowerShell scripts that have parameters from Python 3.7.3, but don’t know how to properly call the function in Popen What I’m trying to do with my PowerShell script is login to Cisco routers and run Cisco IOS commands on x number of routers based on how many are defined. So the way I have my PowerShell