[Solved] How can you modify this script to log errors only if the error message contains the word 'Access'?try { Remove-Item 'C:\protected.txt' } catch { Add-Content -Path 'error.log' -Value "Error: $_" } | PowerShell

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How can you modify this script to log errors only if the error message contains the word 'Access'?

try { Remove-Item 'C:\protected.txt' } catch { Add-Content -Path 'error.log' -Value "Error: $_" }

AUse Set-Content instead of Add-Content

BUse Write-Error instead of Add-Content

CMove Add-Content outside the catch block

DAdd an if statement inside catch: if ($_ -match 'Access') { Add-Content ... }

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand filtering errors in catch
Use an if condition to check error message content before logging.
Step 2: Apply condition inside catch block
Add an if statement inside catch: if ($_ -match 'Access') { Add-Content ... } correctly adds if ($_ -match 'Access') to filter errors.
Final Answer:
Add an if statement inside catch: if ($_ -match 'Access') { Add-Content ... } -> Option D
Quick Check:
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