--- title: "Set-MediaLogEntry" slug: "scripting-set-medialogentry" updated: 2026-01-22T13:41:56Z published: 2026-01-22T13:41:56Z canonical: "help.agilityblue.com/scripting-set-medialogentry" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.agilityblue.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Set-MediaLogEntry ## Summary Updates an existing media log entry. ```powershell Set-MediaLogEntry    -Entry    -BypassCustomFieldValidation ``` Returns a [media log entry](https://apidocs.agilityblue.com/#1155407a-21bd-4c58-a177-ce5a6af2789c) object. ## Parameters | Parameter | Type | Required? | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Entry | [Media Log Entry](https://apidocs.agilityblue.com/#1155407a-21bd-4c58-a177-ce5a6af2789c) Object | Yes | | | BypassCustomFieldValidation | Switch | No, defaults to false | Ignores required field requirement for custom fields when the entry is saved. | ## Examples ### Update an existing media log entry ```powershell # Update an existing media log entry # A common flow for updating existing data is to first retrieve the data using the GET # command, update specific fields, and then provide the modified data back using the SET command. $entry = Get-MediaLogEntry -Id 57 # Update the "Location" system field: $entry.Location = "TX" # Update a single choice custom field named "Media Status" to "Returned" $mediaStatusField = $entry.Fields | Where-Object { $_.Label -eq "Media Status" } # This is a safety check to make sure that a value exists. For example, the value object may # not exist on a field because the custom field was added after the entry already existed. if ($null -eq $mediaStatusField.Value) {  $mediaStatusField.Value = @{} } # Here, we update the 'ValueAsString' property of the value because our custom field is a text- # based field. If this was a whole number, you would use 'ValueAsNumber', a decimal would be # 'ValueAsDecimal', a yes/no field would be 'ValueAsBoolean', and a date field would be 'ValueAsDate' $mediaStatusField.Value.ValueAsString = "Returned" # We want to update a reference custom field named "Custodian" to "Albert Lloyd" $custodianField = $entry.Fields | Where-Object { $_.Label -eq "Custodian" } if ($null -eq $custodianField.Value) {  $custodianField.Value = @{} } if ($null -eq $custodianField.Value.ReferenceObject) {  $custodianField.Value.ReferenceObject = @{} } $custodianField.Value.ReferenceObject.Values = @(  @{    KeyAsInteger = 6    Value = "Albert Lloyd"  } ) # Save the modified media log entry $data = Set-MediaLogEntry -Entry $entry # Output some information to help indicate that the media log entry was updated Write-Output "Media log entry $($data.MediaLogEntryId) ($($data.MediaTypeName)) was updated" # For debug purposes, convert the data to output as JSON so we can see all the fields Write-Output "" Write-Output "JSON Results:" $jsonOutput = $data | ConvertTo-Json -Depth 10 # Output the data Write-Output $jsonOutput ``` Execution results: ```json Media log entry 57 (Computer) was updated JSON Results: {  "MediaLogEntryId": 57,  "MediaTypeId": 9,  "MediaTypeName": "Computer",  "ProjectId": null,  "Project": null,  "ProjectDescription": null,  "TaskId": null,  "Task": null,  "TaskName": null,  "ClientId": 5,  "Client": null,  "ClientName": "Gamma Tech",  "ClientReference": "5001",  "MatterId": 8,  "Matter": null,  "MatterName": "Gamma Tech v. Zhonghua Mfg.Group",  "MatterReference": "ABC000",  "Reference": null,  "Location": "TX",  "Custodian": null,  "Notes": null,  "From": "Trisha A.",  "To": "Mark S.",  "Date": "2024-04-18T11:53:25.4510619+00:00",  "Fields": [    {      "FieldId": 23,      "ObjectId": 3,      "DataTypeId": 8,      "DataTypeName": "Single Choice",      "Label": "Media Status",      "IsRequired": false,      "Position": 0,      "Guid": 1500309138663,      "IsSystemField": false,      "IsReferenceValue": false,      "DefaultValue": "In Storage\nReturned \nDestroyed",      "CopyPreviousValueOnSaveAndNew": false,      "Value": {        "ObjectFieldValueId": 2181,        "ObjectFieldId": 23,        "ObjectId": 3,        "PrimaryKeyId": 57,        "ValueAsString": "Returned",        "ValueAsBoolean": null,        "ValueAsNumber": null,        "ValueAsDecimal": null,        "ValueAsDate": null,        "ReferenceObject": null      },      "ReferenceObject": null    },    {      "FieldId": 76,      "ObjectId": 3,      "DataTypeId": 10,      "DataTypeName": "Reference",      "Label": "Custodian",      "IsRequired": false,      "Position": 1,      "Guid": 8744623462400,      "IsSystemField": false,      "IsReferenceValue": false,      "DefaultValue": null,      "CopyPreviousValueOnSaveAndNew": false,      "Value": {        "ObjectFieldValueId": 2182,        "ObjectFieldId": 76,        "ObjectId": 3,        "PrimaryKeyId": 57,        "ValueAsString": null,        "ValueAsBoolean": null,        "ValueAsNumber": null,        "ValueAsDecimal": null,        "ValueAsDate": null,        "ReferenceObject": {          "ObjectFieldReferenceObjectInstanceId": 328,          "ObjectFieldValueId": 2182,          "ObjectId": 14,          "Object": null,          "PrimaryObjectId": 3,          "PrimaryKeyId": 57,          "KeyType": "Int32",          "DisplayFormat": "%Name%",          "IsSystemObject": false,          "Name": null,          "NumberOfValues": 1,          "Values": [            {              "ObjectFieldReferenceObjectInstanceValueId": 247,              "ObjectFieldReferenceObjectInstanceId": 328,              "KeyAsString": null,              "KeyAsInteger": 6,              "KeyAsLong": null,              "Value": "Albert Lloyd"            }          ]        }      },      "ReferenceObject": null    }  ],  "CreatedByFullName": "Max Miller",  "CreatedById": "25a34a2f-e3d8-4690-88f5-6b399cf88c4c",  "CreatedOn": "2024-04-18T11:53:25.6034461+00:00",  "CreatedBy": null,  "LastUpdatedByFullName": "Max Miller",  "LastUpdatedById": "25a34a2f-e3d8-4690-88f5-6b399cf88c4c",  "LastUpdatedOn": "2024-04-18T12:03:26.1849425+00:00",  "LastUpdatedBy": null } ```