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It can sometimes be a bit tricky to get exactly the right settings. The good news is that once you've found them, the core service is a very powerful tool for working with Tridion. Having imported the …

You can do a purge from the Powershell directly using the core service client. I probably wouldn't do it quite like this. … In practice, I'd usually use Peter Kjaer's Powershell module to get the client, but here's some raw code that shows how you might set up your quotas. …

It looks like $client isn't there any more. You could confirm this with the following test: $client -eq $null It can be as simple a thing as a timeout. Try getting a new $client and see if that wo …

First, I'd suggest using get-module -listAvailable to see if the module assembly is somewhere where your powershell can find it automatically. …

Being able to create a client and connect is not the same as trying to perform an action that requires permissions. The message you are seeing is coming from Tridion: it's telling you that it does not …

For completeness, (but not a method officially supported by Peter Kjaer). If you are comfortable with getting things running your own way, you might find it interesting to pull directly from GIT. I ha …

Some people think it's easier to wire up the configuration from code rather than a config file when using Powershell. … Peter Kjaer's Tridion powershell module is useful for this, and of course, I'm also going to point you at my own write-up on the subject. …

I don't recognise Convert-To-Xml as a standard Powershell function, although maybe it's in a module you are using. …

That looks to me like pretty much typical core service behaviour. When you get a list back from a query, the objects are only partially populated, and you have to query them individually to get the fu …

You say, "In my CoreService Client's configuration I have added the following to the Endpoint...", yet you also state that you are using the PowerShell. … To use a configuration file with a PowerShell script, you would need to create a configuration file for the PowerShell executable itself. …