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Windows PowerShell Scheduled Job Cmdlets

Published: February 29, 2012

This section contains the help topics for the cmdlets that are installed with Windows PowerShell PSScheduledJob module. The PSScheduledJob module contains cmdlets and providers that manage scheduled jobs in Windows PowerShell.

PSScheduledJob Cmdlets

Name	Description
Add-JobTrigger	Adds job triggers to scheduled jobs.
Disable-JobTrigger	Disables the job triggers of scheduled jobs.
Disable-ScheduledJob	Disables a scheduled job.
Enable-JobTrigger	Enables the job triggers of scheduled jobs.
Enable-ScheduledJob	Enables a scheduled job.
Get-JobTrigger	Gets the job triggers of scheduled jobs.
Get-ScheduledJob	Gets scheduled jobs on the local computer.
Get-ScheduledJobOption	Gets the job options of scheduled jobs.
New-JobTrigger	Creates a job trigger for a scheduled job.
New-ScheduledJobOption	Creates an object that contains advanced options for a scheduled job.
Register-ScheduledJob	Creates a new scheduled job.
Remove-JobTrigger	Deletes job triggers from scheduled jobs.
Set-JobTrigger	Changes the job trigger of a scheduled job.
Set-ScheduledJob	Changes scheduled jobs.
Set-ScheduledJobOption	Changes the job options of a scheduled job.
Unregister-ScheduledJob	Deletes scheduled jobs from the local computer.

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