Example 6: Use the pipeline to archive files The Draft.zip archive only contains the Reference root directory's files and the The DestinationPath parameter specifies the location for theĪrchive file. Compress-Archive -Path C:\Reference\*.* -DestinationPath C:\Archives\Draft.zipĬompress-Archive uses the Path parameter to specify the root directory, C:\Reference with a There's noĭirectory structure in the archive because only files are compressed. This example compresses only the files in a root directory and creates an archive file. Example 5: Compress only the files in a root directory Reference root directory is excluded from the archive. The Draft.zip archive contains the root directory's files and subdirectories. The DestinationPath parameter specifies the location for the archiveįile.
Compress-Archive -Path C:\Reference\* -DestinationPath C:\Archives\Draft.zipĬompress-Archive uses the Path parameter to specify the root directory, C:\Reference with anĪsterisk ( *) wildcard. That contains the root directory's files and subdirectories. The archive contains a directory structure This example compresses a directory and creates an archive file that excludes the root directoryīecause the Path uses an asterisk ( *) wildcard. Example 4: Compress a directory that excludes the root directory Includes the Reference root directory, and all its files and subdirectories. TheĭestinationPath parameter specifies the location for the archive file. Compress-Archive -Path C:\Reference -DestinationPath C:\Archives\Draft.zipĬompress-Archive uses the Path parameter to specify the root directory, C:\Reference. The archive file has a directory structure because This example compresses a directory and creates an archive file that includes the rootĭirectory, and all its files and subdirectories. Example 3: Compress a directory that includes the root directory The Draft.zip file only contains Draftdoc.docxĪnd diagram2.vsd. Specifies the location for the Draft.zip file. TheĬompression level is Fastest to reduce processing time. The Path uses a comma-separated list to get files from different directories. $compress = "C:\Reference\Draft Doc.docx", "C:\Reference\Images\diagram2.vsd"Ĭompress-Archive path and file names are used because the LiteralPath parameter doesn't accept Structure in the archive file because the Path only specifies file names. This example compresses specific named files and creates a new archive file. Example 2: Compress files using a LiteralPath The Draft.zip file contains Draftdoc.docx and all the files with a The DestinationPath parameter specifies the locationįor the Draft.zip file. Path uses a comma-separated list to get files from different directories. $compress = "C:\Reference\Draftdoc.docx", "C:\Reference\Images\*.vsd"ĭestinationPath = "C:\Archives\Draft.Zip"Ĭompress-Archive Path parameter accepts specific file names and file names with wildcards, *.vsd. There's no directory structure in theĪrchive file because the Path only specifies file names.
Used to get all files with a particular file extension. This example compresses files from different directories and creates an archive file. Examples Example 1: Compress files to create an archive file For more information, seeĪbout_Splatting.
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Some examples use splatting to reduce the line length of the code samples. The maximum file size is 2 GB because there's a limitation of the underlying API. System.IO.Compression.ZipArchive to compress files. The Compress-Archive cmdlet uses the Microsoft. The compression algorithm specified by the CompressionLevel parameter. An archive file can be compressed by using An archive packages multiple files, with optional compression, intoĪ single zipped file for easier distribution and storage. The Compress-Archive cmdlet creates a compressed, or zipped, archive file from one or more Creates a compressed archive, or zipped file, from specified files and directories.
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