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Pipeline.InvokeAsync Method

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Definition

Namespace:
System.Management.Automation.Runspaces
Assembly:
System.Management.Automation.dll
Package:
Microsoft.PowerShell.5.1.ReferenceAssemblies v1.0.0
Package:
System.Management.Automation v7.0.13
Package:
System.Management.Automation v7.1.7
Package:
System.Management.Automation v7.2.12
Package:
System.Management.Automation v7.3.5
Package:
System.Management.Automation v7.4.0
Package:
Microsoft.WSMan.Runtime v6.1.0
Package:
Microsoft.WSMan.Runtime v6.2.0

Invoke the pipeline asynchronously.

public:
 abstract void InvokeAsync();
public:
 abstract void InvokeAsync();
 abstract void InvokeAsync();
public abstract void InvokeAsync ();
abstract member InvokeAsync : unit -> unit
Public MustOverride Sub InvokeAsync ()

Exceptions

InvalidOperationException
  1. A pipeline is already executing. Pipeline cannot execute concurrently.
  2. InvokeAsync is called on nested pipeline. Nested pipeline cannot be executed Asynchronously.
InvalidPipelineStateException

PipelineState is not NotStarted.

InvalidRunspaceStateException

RunspaceState is not Open

ObjectDisposedException

Pipeline already disposed

Remarks

1) Results are returned through the Output reader. 2) When pipeline is invoked using InvokeAsync, invocation doesn't finish until Input to pipeline is closed. Caller of InvokeAsync must close the input pipe after all input has been written to input pipe. Input pipe is closed by calling Pipeline.Input.Close();

If you want this pipeline to execute as a standalone command (that is, using command-line parameters only), be sure to call Pipeline.Input.Close() before calling InvokeAsync(). Otherwise, the command will be executed as though it had external input. If you observe that the command isn't doing anything, this may be the reason.

Applies to