Complete the documentation information

[lorenzosoncini]

String Values are being converted or displayed as integers when piped to Select. How can this be overcome to keep the values outputted as strings.

Get-DnsClientCache | Select-Object -First 5

Entry	RecordName	Record Type	Status	Section	TimeToLive	DataLength	Data
av-srv.test.local	nav-srv.test.local	A	Success	Answer	411237	4	127.0.0.1
nav-srv.test.local		AAAA	NoRecords
businesscentral.v…	businesscentral.v…	A		Success	Answer	518	4
a751973eac2731385.awsglo…	a751973eac2731385.awsglo…	A	Success	Answer	218	4	75.2.68.222
a751973eac2731385.awsglo…	a751973eac2731385.awsglo…	A	Success	Answer	218	4	99.83.252.222

Get-DnsClientCache | Select-Object Name,Type,Status -First 5

Name	Type	Status
	28	9501
nav-srv.test.local	1	0
businesscentral.v....	1	0
a751973eac2731385.awsglobalaccelerator.com	1	0
a751973eac2731385.awsglobalaccelerator.com	1	0

Complete the documentation with the traslation from Type in into Record Type

Hash table of Types

$dnstypes = @{
[uint16]1 = "A"
[uint16]2 = "NS"
[uint16]5 = "CNAME"
[uint16]6 = "SOA"
[uint16]12 = "PTR"
[uint16]15 = "MX"
[uint16]28 = "AAA"
[uint16]33 = "SRV"
}

via https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/desktop/legacy/hh872334(v=vs.85)

Hash table of Status

$dnsStatus = @{
[uint32]0 = "Success"
[uint32]9003 = "NotExist"
[uint32]9701 = "NoRecords"
}

get-dnsclientcache | select name,type, status | ForEach-object {
$out=$.name + " = " + $dnstypes[$.type] + " = " + $dnsStatus[$_.status]
$out
}

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https://ss64.org/viewtopic.php?t=501

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