Concatenate PowerShell arrays on the fly
Here is a method to build a global array at the same time you collect data from various parts of a tree.
No need for additional code to concatenate the data.
Author: Luke
Luc is working as a Windows SysAdmin since 1999, and focuses mainly on Microsoft products (Windows, Azure, PowerShell, Active Directory, PKI, Security)
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