Windows PowerShell Service Management Functions Show 13 more May 2016 Volume 31 Number 5 [Windows PowerShell] Writing Windows Services in PowerShell By Jean-François Larvoire | May 2016 | Get the Code Windows Services normally are compiled programs written in C, C++, C# or other Microsoft...
A more powerful tool called sc.exe, introduced in Windows NT, gives fine control over all aspects of service management. Type “sc /?” for details.These command-line tools, although still present in Windows 10, are now deprecated in favor of Windows PowerShell service manag...
One of the cool new features in Windows PowerShell v2 is the ability to write greatly improved functions. These functions, written entirely in script, have the same capabilities as a “real” cmdlet written in C# or Visual Basic and compiled in Visual Studio. Theseadvanced functions(they were...
Modules can be used to package and distribute cohesive libraries of functions that perform common tasks. Typically, the names of these functions share one or more nouns that reflect the common task that they are used for. These functions can also be similar to .NET Framework classes in ...
PowerShell Functions often need to accept secure strings as or PowerShell credentials (which contain secure strings) as parameters. There are people who will advise avoiding use of secure string completely, which isn’t really practical, but one shouldn’t credit Secure String with magic powers ...
in C# is very similar. The major difference is that a module with advanced functions is stored in a .psm1 file and cmdlets are stored in a DLL file. The attributes are used even in the same manner so for a person that has written script modules in PowerShell going to C# is very ...
Using the built-invenvmodule will not work if you are also using the Git Bash shell on Windows, since activation scripts are only created for the system shell (.bat) and PowerShell (.ps1). Use thevirtualenvpackage instead: $ pip install virtualenv ...
Windows PowerShell 3.0, ExternalHelp is required. Get-Help requires the ExternalHelp comment keyword to associate functions with an XML help file. Without ExternalHelp, Get-Help in PowerShell 3.0 will not find help for a function in an XML help file. Windows PowerShell 4.0 and later, ...
Mark the sections that can run concurrently or do not need to run in a predetermined order. Within those sections, mark any that must run in sequential order. Organize tasks into functions within the workflow. For each task, use an existing Windows PowerShell cmdlet or create a new command ...
Accessing Outlook Calendar in C# Application Accessing PowerShell Variable in C# code Accessing rows/columns in MultiDimensional Arrays Accessing the first object in an ICollection Accessing the private method through an instance in a static method Accurate Integer part from double number Acess an arrayli...