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ActionPreference Enumeration

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Defines the actions that the Windows PowerShell runtime takes when an error occurs, and when debugging, progress, warning, and verbose messages are written.


Namespace: System.Management.Automation
Assembly: System.Management.Automation (in System.Management.Automation)
'Usage
Dim instance As ActionPreference

public enum ActionPreference
public enum ActionPreference
public enum ActionPreference
Member name Description
Continue The Windows PowerShell runtime will continue processing and notify the user that an action has occurred.
Ignore  
Inquire The Windows PowerShell runtime will stop processing and ask the user how it should proceed.
SilentlyContinue The Windows PowerShell runtime will continue processing without notifying the user that an action has occurred.
Stop The Windows PowerShell runtime will stop processing when an action occurs.

The actions that the Windows PowerShell runtime takes are also referred to as policies. For example, if a cmdlet ErrorAction parameter is set to SilentlyContinue, the cmdlet runs under a SilentlyContinue policy.


 

Target Platforms

Windows Developer Preview, Windows Server Developer Preview

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