Invoke-Command Powershell参数问题

Question

I need to pass a comma delimited parameter to a batch file via powershell and can't seem to get it to work. Here's how I call the batch file if I call it directly in powershell:

PS C:\Users\Mike> type zz.cmd
@echo off
echo/* = [%*}
echo/1 = [%1]
echo/2 = [%2]
echo/3 = [%3]
pause
PS C:\Users\Mike> cmd /c zz "q,w,e"
* = [q,w,e}
1 = [q]
2 = [w]
3 = [e]
Press any key to continue . . .

If I use cmd /c zz """q,w,e""" or cmd /c zz '"q,w,e"' I will get "q,w,e" for arg 1. This is good. However, I must call powershell using Invoke-Command. When doing this, the script doesn't work:

powershell.exe Invoke-Command -ScriptBlock { "cmd /c E:\\npoess\\oo\\WoD\\zzz" '"q,w,e"'}

Any idea how to get the powershell call from the command prompt to get "q,w,e" as one parameter to the batch file?

Thanks,

-Mike

Answer 1

this invoke-command without all the quotes works for passing a for me : I think that the quotes around the variables passes the set as a string instead of separate values.

Invoke-Command -ScriptBlock {
     cmd /c C:\scripts\zz.cmd q,w,e
     }