

#CMD C PAUSE POWERSHELL HOW TO#
How to get started with the JobScheduler CLI The JobScheduler CLI is provided with the following features: Consider use of the Set-JobSchedulerOption -DebugMaxOutputSize cmdlet to change this value. The threshold for creating temporary files is 1000 byte by default. Such answers are stored in temporary files, the debug message indicates the location of the file. The responses from a JobScheduler Master can include large XML answers. PS C:\> $DebugPreference = "Silentl圜ontinue".This will cause debug output to be created from cmdlets:.PS C:\> $VerbosePreference = "Silentl圜ontinue".PS C:\> $VerbosePreference = "Continue".This will cause verbose output to be created from cmdlets:.Aliases can be forced by use of the cmdlet:Ĭmdlets consider verbosity and debug settings. It is recommended to use the abbreviated form Get-JSJob, Start-JSJob etc. This includes aliases for cmdlets from the PowerShell Core as e.g.

Should conflicts occur with existing cmdlets from other modules then no conflicting aliases are created.The term JobSchedulercan further be omitted if the resulting alias does not conflict with existing cmdlets:.The term JobScheduler can be abbreviated to JS:.
#CMD C PAUSE POWERSHELL FULL#
Cmdlets come with a full name that includes the term JobScheduler:.PS C:\> Get-Command -Module JobScheduler.The complete list of cmdlets is available with the command:.The JobScheduler CLI provides a number of cmdlets, see PowerShell CLI 1.1 - Cmdlets suspend and resume jobs, job chains and orders.manage orders with operations for start, stop and removal.select jobs, job chains, orders and tasks.JobScheduler Dashboard (JID) start script.starting and stopping JobScheduler instances including active and passive clusters.
#CMD C PAUSE POWERSHELL WINDOWS#

When running from Windows Explorer, pauses the script execution in case of error (allows you to see the error message).

