I have a PS script - PScript and several files that need to be processed - Text1, Text2, and Text3. What I would like to do is run multiple instances of the same script - one for each of the text files. Is it as simple as doing something like this?
powershell Pscript Text1 & powershell Pscript Text2 & powershell Pscript Text3
Thanks!
Running multiple instances of the same script
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Interstellar
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Re: Running multiple instances of the same script
You will find that that doesn't work.
You will have to use a separate line to run each script or use jobs. The jobs will need to take an argument that specifies the file to process.
You will have to use a separate line to run each script or use jobs. The jobs will need to take an argument that specifies the file to process.
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Interstellar
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Re: Running multiple instances of the same script
Thank you for pointing me in the right direction. I'm reading up about jobs now.
jvierra wrote:You will find that that doesn't work.
You will have to use a separate line to run each script or use jobs. The jobs will need to take an argument that specifies the file to process.