Powershell Get Files Creation Date

I have an SSIS package where one of the tasks that I'm running uses powershell to sort files by Modified Date descending and then deletes all the files but the file that had the most recent modification. When the powershell script runs, it ends up deleting all but the second file from the top of the list; so the second most recently modified file. I've tried troubleshooting this issue in Powershell ISE to get a better idea of what's going on, but I'm running across strange behavior. I recently changed the script to sort the files by the LastWriteTime instead, but I get the same result. I'm new to scripting with PowerShell, so forgive my ignorance. Here's what I've tried. The first line below is to view the files that I'm working with and to see what the LastWriteTime is.

The second line is part of the actual script; I add more code to actually remove the files. Does anyone have any ideas as to why powershell sorts the files in the second result not in descending order when that's what I've specified? Easystore 4.0 Crack Serial more.

Low Frequency Generator Program. Jun 01, 2012 Because the new date uses the [datetime] constraint, any value that Windows PowerShell interprets as a date/time value is acceptable. For example, the following command works on my system because Windows PowerShell is able to create a date from 7/1/11. Using Windows PowerShell. Then report back the file name and creation date for each file where that string value. Hey, Scripting Guy!

Set the Creation Date of a file to that of another file with Powershell. Up vote 2 down vote favorite. Example Powershell command to get creation date of file. Jun 05, 2012 Summary: Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, talks about using Windows PowerShell to find files modified by month and year. Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed.