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Select the Save button to save your changes to the PowerShell request.

For a description of each field, see the section Defining a PowerShell Request. You can edit the value of one or more fields.

The fields in the top pane are populated with values from the selected PowerShell request.

In the Dynamic Applications PowerShell Command Editor & Registry page, find the PowerShell request and select its wrench icon ( ).

Select the PowerShell tab for the Dynamic Application.

In the Dynamic Applications Manager page, find the Dynamic Application for which you want to edit a PowerShell request.

Per Microsoft guidelines, do not query the Win32_Product WMI class.

Query only the pieces of information required to populate the collection objects in the Dynamic Application.

Perform as much computational work in the PowerShell command as possible to reduce the workload of SL1.

In addition to the requirements listed above, the following best practices are recommended when developing PowerShell commands:

If an invoked PowerShell cmdlet creates a new PSSession object, you must invoke the Remove-PSSession cmdlet before the original command ends.

The PowerShell cmdlets you invoke must not query the same property twice.

The PowerShell cmdlets you invoke must not be an interactive cmdlet, for example, Enter-PSSession.Do not use asynchronous cmdlets, for example, Invoke-Async or Wait-Job. The PowerShell cmdlets you invoke must be synchronous.The PowerShell cmdlets you invoke must not write to the standard out pipe unless the output needs to be processed and put into a collection object.

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The PowerShell cmdlets you invoke must exist on the target Windows server with the required version of PowerShell.

The command must not return whitespace over multiple lines.

The command must return output that can be piped to the Format-list cmdlet.

This includes the use of their aliases (IE.

The command must not end with any of the Format-* cmdlets.

The PowerShell command must meet the following requirements: If you leave this field blank, SL1 will import all cmdlets from the remote management shell for use in this PowerShell session. Enter a comma-separated list of one or more PowerShell cmdlet names that you want to use in this PowerShell session. Grayed out unless PowerShell Implicit Remoting is set to Enabled.

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To enter a custom URI, click the plus sign icon ( ) and enter the custom value. SL1В will replace %D with the hostname or FQDN of the Microsoft server specified in the PowerShell credential.Specifies a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that defines the connection endpoint for the session. To enter a custom configuration name, click the plus sign icon ( ) and enter the custom value. Select from a list of configuration names for PowerShell. If this field is set to Enabled, you can reference the imported cmdlets in the PowerShell Command Query field. This mechanism allows Dynamic Applications of type PowerShell to connect to the remote management shell for a Microsoft application and import the cmdlets published by that Microsoft application. The mechanism by which a user or application accesses PowerShell cmdlets delivered via the Exchange Management Shell. Specifies whether SL1 should perform this request during collection for this Dynamic Application. The Dynamic Applications PowerShell Command Editor & Registry page appears. The Dynamic Applications Properties Editor page appears. Locate the Dynamic Application for which you want to define a request.Go to the Dynamic Applications Manager page ( System > Manage > Applications).To define a request for a PowerShell Dynamic Application: