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PowerShell 2.0 Tutorial - Part V - Common Verbs Used with Cmdlets
Below is the list of common verbs used with Cmdlets, these are most commonly used verbs
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CMDLET VERB |
USAGE |
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Add |
Adds a resource to a container, or attaches an item to another item., such as a history entry or snap-in. |
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Remove |
Deletes a resource from a container, such as a variable or event. |
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Clear |
Removes all the resources from a container but does not delete the container, such as an event log or variable value. |
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Get |
Queries a specific object or a subset of a type of object, such as getting a list of running processes. |
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New |
Creates a new instance of an item, such as a new variable or event. |
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Convert From |
Converts an item from one format to another, such as converting from a list of comma-separated values to object properties. |
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Convert To |
Converts an item to a particular format, such as converting object properties to a list of comma-separated values. |
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Set |
Modifies specific settings of an object. |
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Start |
Starts an instance of an item, such as a service or process. |
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Stop |
Stops an instance of an item, such as a service or process. |
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Enable |
Enables a disabled setting, such as enabling remote connections. |
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Disable |
Disables an enabled setting, such as disabling remote connections. |
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Test |
Tests an instance of an item for a specific state or value, such as testing a connection to see if it is valid. |
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Write |
Performs a write operation on an instance of an item, such as writing an event to the system event log. |
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Invoke |
Executes an instance of an item, such as an expression. |
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Import |
Imports an item’s properties from a particular format, such as importing console properties from serialized XML. |
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Export |
Exports an item’s properties in a particular format, such as exporting console properties in XML format. |
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Rename |
Changes the name of a resource. |
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Reset |
Sets a resource back to its original state. |
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