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Name
Use-JobSchedulerAlias
SYNOPSIS
This cmdlet creates alias names for JobScheduler cmdlets.
SYNTAX
Use-JobSchedulerAlias [[-Prefix] <String>] [[-Excludes] <String[]>] [[-ExcludesPrefix] <String>] [-NoDuplicates -Verbose -Debug -ErrorAction <ActionPreference> -WarningAction <ActionPreference> -ErrorVariable <String> -WarningVariable <String> -OutVariable <String> -OutBuffer <Int32>
SYNTAX
DESCRIPTION
PARAMETERS
RELATED LINKS
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DESCRIPTION
To create alias names this cmdlet has to be dot sourced, i.e. use
* . Use-JobSchedulerAlias -Prefix JS: works as expected
* Use-JobSchedulerAlias-Prefix JS: has no effect
When using a number of modules from different vendors then naming conflicts might occur
for cmdlets with the same name from different modules.
The JobScheduler CLI makes use of the following policy:
* All cmdlets use a unique qualifier for the module as e.g. Use-JobSchedulerMaster, Get-JobSchedulerInventory etc.
* Users can use this cmdlet to create a shorthand notation for cmdlet alias names. Two flavors are offered:
** use a shorthand notation as e.g. Use-JSMaster instead of Use-JobSchedulerMaster. This notation is recommended as is suggests fairly unique names.
** use a shorthand notation as e.g. Use-Master instead of Use-JobSchedulerMaster. This notation can conflict with cmdlets of the PowerShell Core, e.g. for Start-Job, Stop-Job
* Users can exclude shorthand notation for specific cmdlets by use of an exclusion list.
You can find the resulting aliases by use of the command Get-Command -Module JobScheduler.
PARAMETERS
Prefix
-Prefix <String>
Specifies the prefix that is used for a shorthand notation, e.g.
* with the parameter -Prefix "JS" used this cmdlet creates an alias Use-JSMaster for Use-JobSchedulerMaster
* with the parameter -Prefix being omitted this cmdlet creates an alias Use-Master for Use-JobSchedulerMaster
By default aliases are created for both the prefix "JS" and with an empty prefix being assigned which results in the following possible notation:
* Use-JobSchedulerMaster
* Use-JSMaster
* Use-Master
Default: . UseJobSchedulerAlias -Prefix JS
Default: . UseJobSchedulerAlias -NoDuplicates -ExcludesPrefix JS
| Required? | false |
| Position? | 1 |
| Default value | |
| Accept pipeline input? | true (ByPropertyName) |
| Accept wildcard characters? | false |
Excludes
-Excludes <String[]>
Specifies a list of resulting alias names that are excluded from alias creation.
When omitting the -Prefix parameter then
- at the time of writing - the following alias names would conflict with cmdlet names from the PowerShell Core:
* Get-Event
* Get-Job
* Start-Job
* Stop-Job
| Required? | false |
| Position? | 2 |
| Default value | |
| Accept pipeline input? | true (ByPropertyName) |
| Accept wildcard characters? | false |
ExcludesPrefix
-ExcludesPrefix <String>
Specifies a prefix that is used should a resulting alias be a member of the list of
excluded aliases that is specified with the -Excludes parameter.
When used with the -NoDuplicates parameter then this parameter specifies the prefix that is used
for aliases that would conflict with any exsting cmdlets, functions or aliases.
| Required? | false |
| Position? | 3 |
| Default value | |
| Accept pipeline input? | true (ByPropertyName) |
| Accept wildcard characters? | false |
NoDuplicates
-NoDuplicates <SwitchParameter>
This parameters specifies that no alias names should be created that conflict with existing cmdlets, functions or aliases.
| Required? | false |
| Position? | named |
| Default value | False |
| Accept pipeline input? | true (ByPropertyName) |
| Accept wildcard characters? | false |
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EXAMPLES
-------------------------- EXAMPLE 1 --------------------------
PS > . Use-JobSchedulerAlias -Prefix JS
Creates aliases for all JobScheduler CLI cmdlets that allow to use, e.g. Use-JSMaster for Use-JobSchedulerMaster
-------------------------- EXAMPLE 2 --------------------------
PS > . Use-JobSchedulerAlias -Exclude Get-Job,Start-Job,Stop-Job -ExcludePrefix JS
Creates aliases for all JobScheduler CLI cmdlets that allow to use, e.g. Use-Master for Use-JobSchedulerMaster. This is specified by omitting the -Prefix parameter. For the resulting alias names Get-Job, Start-Job and Stop-Job the alias names Get-JSJob, Start-JSJob and Stop-JSJob are created by use of the -ExcludePrefix "JS" parameter.
-------------------------- EXAMPLE 3 --------------------------
PS > . Use-JobSchedulerAlias -NoDuplicates -ExcludesPrefix JS
Creates aliases for all JobScheduler CLI cmdlets that allow to use e.g. Use-Master for Use-JobSchedulerMaster. Should any alias name conflict with an existing cmdlet, function or alias then the alias will be created with the prefix specified by the -ExcludesPrefix parameter. The JobScheduler CLI module uses this alias setting by defalt.
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