The Set-MDMInventoryItemcmdlet sets the collection frequency for a device inventory collection item.
Syntax
Set-MDMInventoryItem [-Identity] <String> -CollectionFrequency <CollectionFrequency> [-WhatIf] [-Confirm] [<CommonParameters>] Set-MDMInventoryItem [-Instance] <MDMInventoryItem> -CollectionFrequency <CollectionFrequency> [-WhatIf] [-Confirm] [<CommonParameters>]  | 
Parameters
The following describes the Set-MDMInventoryItemcmdlet parameters.
- Identity <String>
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The name of an existing device inventory collection element. This is the name that you specified when you created the element by using the New-MDMInventoryItemcmdlet.
 
- Instance <MDMInventoryItem>
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Accepts an MDMInventoryItemobject as input.
 
- CollectionFrequency <CollectionFrequency>
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The name of one of the supported collection frequencies. Valid frequencies are NotCollected, EveryConnect, Daily, EveryOtherDay, Weekly, EveryOtherWeek, Monthly, EveryOtherMonth, Quarterly, Semiannually, Annually, and InitialDiscovery.
 
- WhatIf
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Informs you of what changes would be made if the action were to be performed (the cmdlet is not executed).
 
- Confirm
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Prompts you for confirmation before the cmdlet executes.
 
- CommonParameters
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This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Verbose, -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, and -OutVariable. For more information, at the Mobile Device Manager (MDM) Shell prompt, type get-help about_commonparameters.
 
Input Type
The Set-MDMInventoryItemcmdlet accepts through the pipeline an MDMInventoryItemobject. To see all the properties for this object, at the MDM Shell prompt, type Get-MDMInventoryItem | Get-Member.
Output Type
None
Examples
This Set-MDMInventoryItemcommand example sets the collection frequency of the device inventory collection item, TotalRam, to the frequency, EveryConnect.
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C:\PS>Set-MDMInventoryItem -identity “TotalRam” -collectionfrequency “EveryConnect”  | 
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Cmdlet Help
To view this information online, at the MDM Shell prompt, type:
get-help Set-MDMInventoryItem -detailed, or get-help Set-MDMInventoryItem -full
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