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Hi 
 
You could include the following test to see if the service exists 
 
$services = get-service 
&nbsp;if ( (($services &nbsp;| where-object {$_.servicename -like &quot;OracleService&quot;}) | measure).count -ne $null) { &quot;service found&quot;} 
 
I hope this helps 
Joe
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Hi

You could include the following test to see if the service exists

$services = get-service
 if ( (($services  | where-object {$_.servicename -like "OracleService"}) | measure).count -ne $null) { "service found"}

I hope this helps
Joe

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Hello, 
 
How can I modifiy this script for verify the presence of a service and if no, exit the script 
#Definition des variables 
$fullPathIncFileName=$MyInvocation.MyCommand.path 
$dir_name=Split-Path $MyInvocation.MyCommand.path 
$array_str=$fullPathIncFileName.split(&quot;.&quot;) 
[int] $nb_str=@($array_str).count 
$_SNAPID=@($array_str)[$nb_str-2] 
$SPOOL_FILE=$dir_name+&quot;\t_schemas.log&quot; 
$SPOOL_FILE1=$dir_name+&quot;\t_schemas.$_SNAPID&quot; 
$_HOST &nbsp; = $env:computername 
$ORACLE_HOME = gci HKLM:Software\Oracle\KEY*,HKLM:Software\Oracle\HOME* |select @{n=&quot;Oracle_Home&quot;; e={$_.GetValue(&quot;Oracle_Home&quot;)}} 
$_DBLIST = get-service -Name &quot;OracleService*&quot; | Where-Object {$_.status -eq &quot;Running&quot;} | ForEach {$_.name.Replace(&quot;OracleService&quot;,&quot;&quot;)} 
$st=0 
if($_DBLIST.count -eq 1) { 
&nbsp; echo &quot;&quot;&nbsp; 
exit 0 
} 
Thanks 
bibi
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Hello,

How can I modifiy this script for verify the presence of a service and if no, exit the script
#Definition des variables
$fullPathIncFileName=$MyInvocation.MyCommand.path
$dir_name=Split-Path $MyInvocation.MyCommand.path
$array_str=$fullPathIncFileName.split(".")
[int] $nb_str=@($array_str).count
$_SNAPID=@($array_str)[$nb_str-2]
$SPOOL_FILE=$dir_name+"\t_schemas.log"
$SPOOL_FILE1=$dir_name+"\t_schemas.$_SNAPID"
$_HOST   = $env:computername 
$ORACLE_HOME = gci HKLM:Software\Oracle\KEY*,HKLM:Software\Oracle\HOME* |select @{n="Oracle_Home"; e={$_.GetValue("Oracle_Home")}}
$_DBLIST = get-service -Name "OracleService*" | Where-Object {$_.status -eq "Running"} | ForEach {$_.name.Replace("OracleService","")}
$st=0
if($_DBLIST.count -eq 1) {
  echo "" 
exit 0
}
Thanks
bibi

verify the presence of a service and if no, exit the script

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