Dear All,

As a new User, first of all I would like to say Hello! :)
I have one question - I can't find anywhere how can I search any value in object received. The best way to explain what I mean is show you an example:

Get-Process | ? {$_.* -like "*VP*"}

I would like to find all values (not only ProcessNames) "*VP*" in processes running (search it in all columns)

It is only an example to help me explain what I mean.

Many thanks for help!
Kind regards!
GAC

(get-process).psobject.properties | where {$_.value -like "*vp*"} | select name,value

Thank you for fast reply! :) Unfortunately it is not exactly what I mean, maybe I explain it not as clear. Ok, one more:
When I type "Get-process | ft" i see a table with running processes:

Handles   NPM(K)   PM(K)   WS(K)    VM(M)    CPU(s)    Id     ProcessName
-------     ------        -----       -----        -----         ------      --      -----------
52            2               2080      2392        31            0.06     3024    accelerometerST
106          5               1320     3756         33            0.06     3772    alg
80            4               2400     5312         45            1.11     2644    BTTray
62            3               1952     2504         22            0.09     1292    btwdins
253          7               4548     7376         38            0.45     1948    ccApp
335          7               4612     3248         46            0.44       952    ccEvtMgr

I would like to search all of these and find all values for example "52" without column name. Search result result should show me a rows with HANDLES = 52, PM(K) = 1952, Id = 952.

Is it possible?

get-process | foreach-object {
$properties = $_.psobject.properties | where {$_.name -match '^(id|npm|handles)$'}
$values = $properties | select -ExpandProperty value

if( ($values -like '*1*').count -eq 3 )
{
($properties | foreach-object { "{0} = {1}" -f $_.name,$_.value }) -join ","
}

}

Hi. Thank you for reply. I am not sure if you understand me correctly because here: (id|npm|handles) you specify where script may find the value "52". Is it possible to do it without specify?

Sorry, I'm not following you.

Funny how small this world is... ;) OP is my work colleague. We had a problem a while ago - how to quickly find AD property with known value but not known name. So question was about that. With Shay's example I managed to get it solved:

get-qaduser UserWeKnowValueFor -ia | foreach-object {             
    $properties = $_.psobject.properties | Where-Object {             
        $_.value -like 'SomeKnownValue'            
    }            
                
    if ($properties) {            
        $properties | foreach-object { "{0} = {1}" -f $_.name,$_.value }            
    }            
}

Thanks Shay! Greetings Maciej! ;)