Public/Close-CrystalReport.ps1
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Function Close-CrystalReport{ <# .Synopsis Saves and closes a Crystal Report object. Use Open-CrystalReport to create a Crystal Report object from an existing .rpt file. .PARAMETER report A crystal Report object of the type: CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.ReportDocument. .EXAMPLE Opens all .rpt files in C:\reportsFromVendor and all subdirectories, writes some sumamry info to the log, and then saves/closes the report Get-ChildItem C:\reportsFromVendor -recurse | where {$_.Extension -eq 'rpt'} | Open-CrystalReport | foreach { Write-Log "$($_.SummaryInfo.ReportTitle)" Write-Log "$($_.SummaryInfo.ReportAuthor)" Write-Log "$($_.SummaryInfo.ReportComments)" Write-Log "$($_.SummaryInfo.ReportSubject)" Write-Output $_ } | Close-CrystalReport .INPUTS a Crystal Report object of the type: CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.ReportDocument .OUTPUTS Nothing. This should be used at the end of your Crystal Reports pipeline #> param([Parameter(ValueFromPipeline,position=0)] $report =$null, [switch] $saveReport) if ($null -eq $report){ Write-Log "Please pass a crystal report into the function" Error -ErrorAction Stop } if ($saveReport){ Write-Log "Saving the report to: $($report.FilePath)" Debug $report.SaveAs($report.FilePath) } Write-Log "Disposing of the report object" Debug try{ $report.Dispose() } catch{ #Try to dispose if the report is inside of the input object. (The ouput of functions to extract/insert data) $report.report.Dispose() } }Export-ModuleMember -Function Close-CrystalReport |