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So how do you start a Runbook using PowerShell? This seems easy as Microsoft already provide some code Start a Runbook using PowerShell, but there is a catch. To use the code, you must know the GUID of the Runbook and the parameters (if any). So how do you get the MUST HAVE GUIDs? I found multiple blogs that shows SQL query, Excel PowerPivot or else, but how to do it using PowerShell?
I have created 2 simple PowerShell scripts:
- GetRunbookGUIDs.ps1
- ListAllRunbookGUIDs.ps1
Download the script from the Script Center Repository here
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- Anonymous
March 10, 2015
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December 06, 2016
Same Exact error.
- Anonymous
- Anonymous
July 03, 2017
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