Need to update a user existing in the IOM by running the scheduled task.

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• Reconfigure the scheduled task

  With the help of a previous script LucD http://www.lucd.info/2009/10/18/scheduled-tasks-methodaction/ I'm able to succeed in creating a task scheduled that powers on a virtual machine. I need to extend this so that if the existing task is already there it will update with the new configuration. I downloaded the SDK and read the docs to try to understand but he always aludes me.

  $dtmDate = get-Date
  $gmtoffset = 6
  $startTime = $dtmDate.AddHours ($gmtoffset)

  $emailAddr = "< emailaddr >.
  $vm = "< vm >".
  $folder = "SchedTask".
  $vmview = get-View (Get - VM $vm)
  $folderview = get-View (Get-file $folder)

  $spec = new-Object VMware.Vim.ScheduledTaskSpec
  $spec. Name = 'Turned on' + $vm
  $spec. Description = 'Turned on' + $vm
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  $spec. Scheduler.runat = $startTime
  $spec. Action = New-Object VMware.Vim.MethodAction
  $spec. Action.Name = "PowerOnVM_Task."

  $svcRef = new-object VMware.Vim.ManagedObjectReference
  $svcRef.Type = 'ServiceInstance.
  $svcRef.Value = 'ServiceInstance.
  $serviceInstance = get-views $svcRef

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  $stMgr.CreateScheduledTask($vmview.) MoRef, $Spec)

  This should do the trick.

  $dtmDate = Get-Date $gmtoffset = 6 $startTime = $dtmDate.AddHours($gmtoffset)
  
  $emailAddr = "[email protected]" $vm = "MyVM" $folder = "SchedTask"$vm = Get-VM $vm
  $spec = New-Object VMware.Vim.ScheduledTaskSpec$spec.Name = "Power On " + $vm.Name
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  $spec.Enabled = $true$spec.Notification = $emailAddr$spec.Scheduler = New-Object VMware.Vim.OnceTaskScheduler$spec.Scheduler.runat = $startTime$spec.Action = New-Object VMware.Vim.MethodAction$spec.Action.Name = "PowerOnVM_Task"
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      $st = Get-View -Id $_ | where {$_.Info.Name -eq $spec.Name}
  }
  
  if($st){
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  }
  else{
      $stMgr.CreateScheduledTask($vm.ExtensionData.MoRef, $Spec)
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  If so, it calls the ReconfigureScheduledTask method.

  Otherwise, it calls the CreateScheduledTask method.

  Note that I have adapted the script a bit to use some features present in newer versions of PowerCLI.

  As proof that the existing scheduled task is updated, I change the name for the scheduled task.

  But you can change any property in the object $spec in the same way

• SQLcl throws the Exception on start and stop operating within the scheduled task

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  Message geändert durch stueckl - information server added

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  Hello
  
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  1. The ScheduledTaskManager lies in the Service Instance.

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  {

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  *

  echo $vmView

  *

  }

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  $arg = New-Object VMware.Vim.MethodActionArgument

  #$ARG value = $esxview. MoRef

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  $task. Programmer = $scheduler

  $scheduledTaskManager.CreateScheduledTask ($vmView.MoRef, $task)

  The following script should do the trick.

  $csvName = 
  $tgtDatastore = 
  $emailAddr = 
  $startTime =                   # Ex [Datetime]"10/21/2009 20:00"
  $startInterval = 
  
  $si = get-view ServiceInstance
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  $offset = 0
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       $offset += $startInterval
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