$qtree_export_policy = "D:\WFA_Datasources\Qtree_Export_Policy.csv" Get-WFALogger -message("Grabbing the file - " + $qtree_export_policy) Copy-Item $qtree_export_policy .\
This made me think...
Nothing prevents you from collecting data any way you want, outside of WFA, using Python, C#, Ruby, ... Create nice CSV files in a specific folder somewhere.
And then use a generic datasource (in perl or powershell, and you could still use my template) that simply imports those CSV files and converts them to the more complex WFA csv-file-type.
Just a thought...
Use the below method and start using Python in WFA for Data Sources, Commands.
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