Hello,
I'm having difficulties setting up a custom script and was wondering, would anyone know how could I achieve below with one script?
Disable backup job.
Display status of this running job and keep updating its status every 15 seconds in powershell window
when backup finished or status changed to stopped, run another powershell script.
Thanks
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Re: Script help
1) Check this cmdlet.
2), 3) Try this:
Thanks.
2), 3) Try this:
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$Job = Get-VBRJob -Name "Name of your job"
do {
$Job.FindLastSession().State
Start-Sleep -Seconds 15
} while ($Job.FindLastSession().State -ne "Stopped")
#Your next command
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Re: Script help
Thanks, that all worked, but I think argument was suppose to be "-ne" rather than "-eq"
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Re: Script help
You're right indeed. Sometimes that happens when you're posting scripts created for testing purposes.
Updated the code already.
Updated the code already.
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