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Can MIM Event Broker determine when a PowerShell script has stopped running

André van der Westhuizen 8 years ago • updated 8 years ago • 4

We're setting up scheduled SSIS or PowerShell tasks, but need to ensure that they are executed sequentially. Are PowerShell operations executed synchronously?

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Adam van Vliet 8 years ago

Hi Andre,

Unless otherwise stated, operations are executed synchronously. This is to ensure that the result of the operation can be used for branching. Currently the only operation that is asynchronous (optionally) is the Operation List Execute.

Thanks.

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Adam van Vliet 8 years ago

Hi Andre,

Unless otherwise stated, operations are executed synchronously. This is to ensure that the result of the operation can be used for branching. Currently the only operation that is asynchronous (optionally) is the Operation List Execute.

Thanks.

André van der Westhuizen 8 years ago

So does this means that MIM Event Broker will wait for the PowerShell script to complete prior that the next operation start.

Adam van Vliet 8 years ago

Yes that's correct, unless the PowerShell operation is used to trigger something asynchronously.

André van der Westhuizen 8 years ago

Thanks, Adam

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