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I'm attempting to restore a database that has multiple .trn files, Is there a way to list every tlog in a directory, and then use a write-host to each file with the proper tsql so it can restore i.e.

$Path = "S:\S_Logs"

$TSQL = "RESTORE Log FPRD FROM DISK = N'$Path\$Logs' WITH NORECOVERY, NOUNLOAD, STATS = 20"

$Logs =  gci $Path -Filter "*.ldf" | Sort-object -property LastWriteT | Write-Output

I'm sure there is a better way, and I'm possibly going about it the worst way, but any advice will help.

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This problem is solved for you already. Get the dbatools module from the PowerShell Gallery and check out Restore-DbaDatabase.

Restore-DbaDatabase -path s:\s_logs -sqlserver YOURSERVER -RestoreTime RESTORE_POINT -DatabaseName YOURDATABASE
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