Test-RelativityConnection
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Relativity Integration Required
This cmdlet requires a valid Relativity integration in order to work. See the Relativity integration documentation to learn how to set up the integration.
Summary
Tests a Relativity integration and returns true
or false
if the test succeeds or not.
Test-RelativityConnection
-IntegrationId
-ThrowException
Returns a boolean value.
Parameters
Parameter | Type | Required? | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
IntegrationId | Int32 | Yes | The integration id. |
ThrowException | Switch | No, defaults to | If set to |
Examples
Test the connection to Relativity
# Your Relativity base URL
relativityUrl = "https://my-company.relativity.one"
# Retrieve the Relativity integration based on the Relativity URL to get the integration id needed
$integrations = Get-Integrations `
-Filter "Name eq 'Relativity' and startswith(Identifier,'$relativityUrl')"
$relativityIntegration = $integrations.Collection | Select-Object -First 1
if ($null -eq $relativityIntegration) {
Write-Error "Unable to find a Relativity integration with the identifier `"$relativityIdentifier`""
exit
}
# Test the Relativity connection. The `Test-RelativityConnection` cmdlet returns true
# or false depending on if the connection is successful or not.
$relativityConnectionTestSuccessful = Test-RelativityConnection `
-IntegrationId $relativityIntegration.IntegrationId
if (-not $relativityConnectionTestSuccessful) {
Write-Error "Unable to connect to Relativity instance $relativityUrl"
exit
}
Write-Output "Successfully tested the connection to Relativity instance $relativityUrl"
Output of this script:
Successfully tested the connection to Relativity instance https://my-company.relativity.one