Common OS-Related Tasks
Now let’s look at some more OS-related tasks, while keeping our focus on SQL Server–related tasks.
Let’s check the status of the SQL Server service using the Get-Service
cmdlet in the regular PowerShell console:
PS>Get-Service "mssqlserver"Status Name DisplayName------ ---- ------------Stopped MSSQLSERVER SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)PS>
Note
When multiple instances are in use, the service name is something like MSSQL$INSTANCE01
. To start such an instance from PowerShell or even the SQLPS utility, you would have to use the following syntax for the service name: MSSQL`$INSTANCE01
. The dollar sign ($
) character is escaped so that PowerShell doesn’t try to interpret ...
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