Windows PowerShell Script Activity

Aplica-se a: System Center Service Manager 2010

This activity runs a Windows PowerShell script as part of a Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) workflow.

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Design-Time Prerequisites

The Windows PowerShell Script activity depends upon the following prerequisites at design time:

• Windows PowerShell 1.0

Run-Time Prerequisites

Properties

The Windows PowerShell Script activity uses the following input properties.

Display Name	Internal Name	Type	Required	Description
Continue On Error	ContinueOnError	Boolean	No (default setting is True)	Determines whether the workflow should continue running if the activity fails.
Has Error	HasError		N/A	Specifies if the activity has an error set. (Read-only)
Management Group	ManagementGroupName	String	No	Specifies the Management Group to which the script server belongs. By default, set to localhost. (Read-only)
Script Parameters	Parameters	Dictionary <string,string>	Yes	Specifies the name/value list of parameters to be passed into the script when it runs. You can set parameter values to any of the following management pack references: $Target/…$ $MPElement[…] $Data/…$. $Data references are resolved only at runtime in the parameters (not in the script itself). Using one of these references as the only value for a parameter sets that parameter to the XML string that represents the input data item (from GetItemXML).
Script Body	ScriptBody	String	Yes	Specifies the text of the script itself.
Snap-ins	SnapIns	String	No	Lists Windows PowerShell snap-ins to preload into the runspace.
Script Server	Target	String	No	Specifies the Domain Name System (DNS) name of the server that runs the Service Manager Console. Do not use localhost.
Script Time Limit	TimeoutSeconds	Integer	No (default setting is 300 seconds)	Specifies the maximum number of seconds to allow for the script to run.

Errors and Exceptions

The Windows PowerShell Script activity uses the custom tracking service supplied by Service Manager to log errors and exceptions when the activity runs. The activity generates errors or exceptions as appropriate if any of the script properties cannot be resolved.

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