Suppressing default output while manipulating services in powershell

• Marios Philippopoulos

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  January 20, 2009 at 7:26 am

  #199075

  Is there a way to suppress this default output that I get while stopping a service?

  __GENUS : 2

  __CLASS : __PARAMETERS

  __SUPERCLASS :

  __DYNASTY : __PARAMETERS

  __RELPATH :

  __PROPERTY_COUNT : 1

  __DERIVATION : {}

  __SERVER :

  __NAMESPACE :

  __PATH :

  ReturnValue : 0

  __GENUS : 2

  __CLASS : __PARAMETERS

  __SUPERCLASS :

  __DYNASTY : __PARAMETERS

  __RELPATH :

  __PROPERTY_COUNT : 1

  __DERIVATION : {}

  __SERVER :

  __NAMESPACE :

  __PATH :

  ReturnValue : 0

  Here is how the service is stopped:

  $S = Get-WmiObject `

  -ComputerName $Computer `

  -namespace root\Microsoft\SqlServer\ComputerManagement `

  -class SqlService `

  -Filter $filter

  $S.StopService()

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• matt stockham

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  January 26, 2009 at 10:27 pm

  #932992

  I haven't tried it for your specific code, but piping to out-null should do the job.