Add Get-SCSMUserManager

SCSM-Get-SCSMUserManager/Get-SCSMUserManager.ps1

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+Function Get-SCSMUserManager
+{
+	Param (
+		$input_affectedUser_id
+	)
+
+	## Return Variables
+	$managerOfAffectedUser_obj = $null
+
+	## MAIN
+	$affectedUser_obj = get-scsmobject -id $input_affectedUser_id
+	$userManagesUser_relclass_id = '4a807c65-6a1f-15b2-bdf3-e967e58c254a'
+	$managerOfAffectedUser_relobjs = Get-SCSMRelationshipObject -ByTarget $affectedUser_obj | where{ $_.relationshipId -eq $userManagesUser_relclass_id }
+
+	## Check if Manager User Exists and that the relationship is current.
+	##  get-scsmrelationshipobject tends to keep track of relationship history. It returns old and new
+	##  relationships
+
+	If ($managerOfAffectedUser_relobjs -ne $null)
+	{
+		ForEach ($managerOfAffectedUser_relobj in $managerOfAffectedUser_relobjs)
+		{
+			If ($managerOfAffectedUser_relobj.IsDeleted -eq $True)
+			{
+				#The relationship no longer exists. Returning nothing
+				#  which will effectively keep the managerOfAffectedUser_obj the same as before.
+			}
+			Else
+			{
+				#The relationship exists, setting managerOfAffectedUser_relExists to true.
+				$managerOfAffectedUser_id = $managerofaffecteduser_relobj.SourceObject.Id.Guid
+				$managerOfAffectedUser_obj = get-scsmobject -id $managerofaffecteduser_id
+			}
+		}
+	}
+	Else
+	{
+		#No Affected User Exists
+		$managerOfAffectedUser_obj = $null
+	}
+	$managerOfAffectedUser_obj
+}