Use this parameter with the NotePropertyName parameter. This parameter is optional. This parameter was introduced in Windows PowerShell 3.0. Expand table Type: Object Position: 1 Default value: None Required: True Accept pipeline input: False Accept wildcard characters: False-...
If the parameter has multiple values or values of an enumerated type, you can use an optional<dev:possibleValues>node. This node allows you to specify a name and description for multiple values. Be aware that the descriptions of the enumerated values don't appear in any of the default ...
If a parameter is not positional, you leave off the Position attribute and use the parameter name from the command line to provide a value.The documentation recommends that you make frequently used parameters positional whenever possible. The only problem with this guidance is that if you have ...
Switch parameters are just the opposite in that you specify the parameter but the argument is left out. The interpreter assigns the parameter a value based on whether the parameter is present or not. To specify a switch type parameter, you should use the "[switch]" type literal in the para...
PowerShell #Requires -Modules AzureRM.Netcore#Requires -Version 6.0Param( [parameter(Mandatory=$true)] [String[]]$Path) ... See also about_Automatic_Variables about_Language_Keywords
If you enter this code in the Windows PowerShell Command Line Interface (CLI), the VBScript function ShowMessage is called and executed with a parameter, resulting in a Message Box displayed with the text Hello World. Now some of you might think, "Great! I’ve mastered the art of usin...
A third optional state is Paused. And another implicit state every service supports even if it’s not mentioned is Uninstalled. A service can make transitions between those states, as shown inFigure 2. Figure 2 Service States Finally, there are also several transitory states that services may ...
While this technique works, you don't really need it because Get-WmiObject can accept an array of computer names for the –computerName parameter. To achieve the same effect, you can just use this: Get-WmiObject Win32_Service –comp (Get-Content c:\computers.txt) ...
Thank you for your message. The error message "Invalid Parameter" suggests that the command you are using may be incorrect. It's possible that this BIOS does not support the WMI method for setting the AlarmTime. It's important to note that not all BIOS versions and mod...
COMPLEX PARAMETER PROPERTIES To create the parameters described below, construct a hash table containing the appropriate properties. For information on hash tables, run Get-Help about_Hash_Tables. APPSCOPE <IMicrosoftGraphAppScope>: appScope [(Any) <Object>]:...