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Take a look here:
http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Windows_Pow…
That link is a pretty good primer for functions in PowerShell. Specifically
you'll want to look at the section beginning:
http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Windows_Pow…
“Using Functions in a Pipeline” or so.

That should at least explain some things, and get you moving in the right
direction.

function ReconfigureHA {
if ( $_ -isnot [VMware.VimAutomation.Client20.VMHostImpl] ) {
Write-Error “VMHost expected, skipping object in pipeline.”
continue
}
$vmhostView = $_ | Get-View
$vmhostView.ReconfigureHostForDAS_Task()
}

Get-VMHost -Name “vm14″ | ReconfigureHA

I'm using VESI for my IDE and I'm able to get the Host object to display as $_ but when it Pipes to the function; $_ goes blank on me. Based on what I've read I've appropriately defined the function before calling it (something I find slightly irritating even though I know this is a scripting and not programming language). I was under the impression that the function would natively look for a passed object and not require setting parameters.

I was able to successfully run the following which will work for my needs but curious as to why the function would not work.

$vmhost = Get-VMHost -Name “vm14″
$vmhostView = $vmhost | Get-View
$vmhostView.ReconfigureHostForDAS_Task()

The second script here works fantastic thanks to your initial guidance and I'm glad you took the time to post. Any help would be appreciated on making my maiden function voyage successful

Take a look here:
http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Windows_Pow…
That link is a pretty good primer for functions in PowerShell. Specifically
you'll want to look at the section beginning:
http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Windows_Pow…
“Using Functions in a Pipeline” or so.

That should at least explain some things, and get you moving in the right
direction.

function ReconfigureHA {
if ( $_ -isnot [VMware.VimAutomation.Client20.VMHostImpl] ) {
Write-Error “VMHost expected, skipping object in pipeline.”
continue
}
$vmhostView = $_ | Get-View
$vmhostView.ReconfigureHostForDAS_Task()
}

Get-VMHost -Name “vm14″ | ReconfigureHA

I'm using VESI for my IDE and I'm able to get the Host object to display as $_ but when it Pipes to the function; $_ goes blank on me. Based on what I've read I've appropriately defined the function before calling it (something I find slightly irritating even though I know this is a scripting and not programming language). I was under the impression that the function would natively look for a passed object and not require setting parameters.

I was able to successfully run the following which will work for my needs but curious as to why the function would not work.

$vmhost = Get-VMHost -Name “vm14″
$vmhostView = $vmhost | Get-View
$vmhostView.ReconfigureHostForDAS_Task()

The second script here works fantastic thanks to your initial guidance and I'm glad you took the time to post. Any help would be appreciated on making my maiden function voyage successful