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Category Archives: powershell
Latest Updates to PoshRSJob
I felt the need to make a follow up to address some new updates to my module, PoshRSJob. I had my initial post which covered most of the basics of this module and covered the majority of the functions which … Continue reading
Quick Hits: Finding Exception Types with PowerShell
I had a suggestion recently after the posting of my previous article on using Try/Catch for error handling with PowerShell that mentioned that it would be useful to see how to find exceptions that could be caught explicitly vs. using … Continue reading
A Look at Try/Catch in PowerShell
My article here wraps up PowerShell Blogging Week (#PSBlogWeek), which has been a series of articles on Windows PowerShell Advanced Functions. We hope that you have enjoyed this series and hope you will supply us with more ideas so we can … Continue reading
Introducing PoshRSJob as an Alternative to PowerShell Jobs
Maybe you have heard me blogging, speaking or tweeting off and on about using runspaces (or runspacepools) as a means to run tasks in the background vs. using PowerShell Jobs (PSJobs) (Start-Job, Get-Job, etc…). While I have seen a lot … Continue reading