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Powershell to get custom command ID

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Can you run a powershell to get a Custom Command's ID?

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Hello,

Yes, it is possible. You just need to bind to the Custom Command and then use the IAdmCustomCommand::CommandID property. For details about binding to Adaxes configuration objects, have a look at the following SDK article: https://adaxes.com/sdk/WritingAdsiScripts/#bind-to-adaxes-objects.

Should you have issues writing the script, please, provide all the possible details regarding the desired workflow where the script will be used and we will help you.

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