Not just this, There are few more and look at the index to know what this article is packaged with. The result would container three columns as shown below, Status , Name, and DisplayName. You can search or List a Single or Multiple Services based on any of these columns, which we will see in upcoming sections on this article.
In this section we are going to see how to list the windows services based on a Specific State they are in. For example, If you would like to Get a Service which is in Paused State then your command should be like this. Sometimes, Our requirement would not be simpler as we think, It might get complicated when we get a requirement like.
We might have to list or restart all the tomcat instances running on the server and exclude instance which contains a Specific String in its name.
We have so far seen, how to list the services in windows machine PC or Server using the Powershell command line. Despite you are stopping a Single Service or Multiple Services. Once the result is presented, With the help of pipe symbol you pass all the services to an another Command called Stop-Service. Simply put, to Stop the Service or Services.
You just need to list it first and make sure thats what you want to be stopped and then redirect it to Stop-Service with the help of pipe. Once the result is presented, With the help of pipe symbol you pass all the services to another Command called Start-Service.
We can use another command, Given dedicatedly to restart services named Restart-Service. If you have the above code saved as script. The important thing to note is, that this value contains 2 bytes and the actual exit code is in the upper byte. That's what we see in the last line of the above example. Toggle navigation Perl Maven.
Standard output, standard error and command line redirection Warning when something goes wrong What does die do? Unknown warnings category Can't use string Symbolic references in Perl Can't locate Can't locate object method " Useless use of hash element in void context Useless use of private variable in void context readline on closed filehandle in Perl Possible precedence issue with control flow operator Scalar value These offer their own interface to Windows.
See in their documentation. And if you're running your script in a Linux emulation on a Windows PC, you didn't mention which Linux emulation you have chosen for your script as you didn't neither mention the version of Windows nor such an emulation.
There is the proprietary emulation built into Windows 10 since about And there's the cygwin implementation available for more versions of Windows as mentioned on the perl web site. And there is this slightly outdated article also mentioning the options you have on Windows. It seemed to have been published before the release of Perl 5. But it should also work with Perl 5. As you have seen there, the warning onto CPAN only applies if you have chosen an older version of Perl prior to 5.
If your Perl implementation didn't come with all modules, you know you could complement your implementation by those modules needed and found on CPAN. And it would help also, if you would quote the error message your script produces as well as naming the operating context of which you started it running as well as its version. The output of perl -V should provide such an info in most cases. I couldn't find yet such infos disclosed in your script nor your original post.
And Perl had been created by system administrators for system administrators.
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