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I\u2019m still fighting hardware issues with my ESX box (among other things) but I wanted to jot down some more notes on my experiences with PowerCLI<\/a> and the Veeam<\/a> backup cmdlets. Last week<\/a> I wrote about how I created multiple backup jobs with a one line PowerShell expression.  After the jobs were created I needed to run them. For performance purposes I only wanted to run one at a time but I obviously wasn\u2019t going to sit up all night staring at a computer screen.<\/p>\n

My answer was to use Veeam\u2019s Start-VBRJob cmdlet. The cmdlet takes a job name as a parameter, which you can pipe to it. All I needed was a collection of job names. I created an empty array, $jobs and then added one job that I knew I still needed for a VM on another datastore. The other new jobs were for VMs on datastore2. Using Get-VBRJob I retrieved all my Veeam jobs, piped them to Where-Object to filter out all jobs except those where the TargetDir property was G:\\Datastore2, since I had all my datastore2 jobs backing up to the same location. For each matching backup job, I added the job name to the $jobs array.<\/p>\n

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PS C:\\> $jobs=@()<\/pre>\n
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PS C:\\> $jobs+="MyCompany Exchange 2007"<\/span><\/pre>\n
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PS C:\\> Get-VBRJob | where {$_.targetdir -eq<\/span> "g:\\datastore2"<\/span>} | foreach<\/span> {$jobs+=$_.name}<\/pre>\n
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PS C:\\> $jobs<\/pre>\n
<\/p>\n
MyCompany Exchange 2007<\/pre>\n
<\/p>\n
MyCompany Windows 7<\/pre>\n
<\/p>\n
R2 Core RODC<\/pre>\n
<\/p>\n
MyCompany Vista<\/pre>\n
<\/p>\n
MyCompany XP<\/pre>\n
<\/p>\n
MyCompany2003<\/pre>\n
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Research Member Server R2<\/pre>\n
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PS C:\\> <\/pre>\n
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Now that I had a collection of jobs, all that was left was to pipe it to Start-VBRJob.<\/p>\n
PS C:\\> $jobs | Start-VBRJob<\/font><\/p>\n
The jobs run synchronously and you won\u2019t get your PowerShell prompt back until all the jobs have finished which could be several hours. I was going to let it run overnight so it didn\u2019t matter. But next time I would use a PowerShell job and let this run in the background.<\/p>\n
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Start-job -name "VeeamBack"<\/span> -scriptblock {$jobs | Start-VBRJob}<\/pre>\n
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