the next cmdlets seem to be adding some extra information. This is probably a good thing. In powershell if you want to get just a subset of properties its as easy as it is in SQL..
lets say do-something returns objects with 6 properties.. A,B,C,D,E,F
but you only want A E and F
you can simply do
do-something | select A,E,F
So in your sitution just pipe to select-object and type in the names of the properties that you do want.
-Karl |