Q. Will a PowerShell cmdlet "keep going" after an error?
Yes, some cmdlets can produce non-terminating errors. An example is Get-WmiObject, which will produce one if it can't connect to a computer you've specified.
Don Jones
August 25, 2010
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Q. Will a PowerShell cmdlet "keep going" after an error?
A. Some cmdlets can produce non-terminating errors. An example is Get-WmiObject, which will produce one if it can't connect to a computer you've specified. If you specified multiple computers, however, the cmdlet will keep trying the rest of them—it won't just break down and stop. The exact behavior depends on the error itself and the cmdlet you're running.
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