We all know that it is easy to get date time using powershell. It is as simple as
$currenttime = Get-date
write-host $currenttime
But the real challenge comes when you want the variable to hold current time whenever we query it. In the above example if you query the value of $currenttime it will show the time when it got the value from get-date. That means it is just holding one instance which is not valid if you want it to hold always currect time.
Today I came across a little PS tip which helps us to do this. That means we can have a dynamic variable which always returns the latest time when queries.
$global:currenttime= Set-PSBreakpoint -Variable currenttime -Mode Read -Action { $global:currenttime= Get-Date }
write-host $currenttime
start-sleep 5
write-host $currenttime
start-sleep 5
write-host $currenttime
After executing the above code, you will see output similar to this.
