$PowerShell.Invoke() $PowerShell.Dispose() A more useful approach is to create a hash table with the parameter name and its value. Then supply that to theAddParameters()method, which will take each item in the hash table and map them to what you have inParam(). $ParamList = @{ Par...
$PowerShell.Dispose() And that is it for today and beginning with PowerShell runspaces. Tomorrow, I’ll build on what we learned by incorporating parameters and arguments into runspaces. I invite you to follow the Scripting Guy onTwitterandFacebook. If you have any questions, send email to ...
Tomorrow I will wrap up my series about PowerShell runspaces by showing a module that I put together. It can allow you to use runspaces and runspace pools with ease by giving a familiar look and feel to them. Stay tuned! I invite you to follow the Scripting Guy onTwitterandFacebook. If...
$PowerShell.Invoke() $PowerShell.Dispose() A more useful approach is to create a hash table with the parameter name and its value. Then supply that to theAddParameters()method, which will take each item in the hash table and map them to what you have inParam(). $ParamList = @{ Par...