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Welcome to contoso.se! My name is Anders Bengtsson and this is my blog about Azure infrastructure and system management. I am a senior engineer in the FastTrack for Azure team, part of Azure Engineering, at Microsoft.  Contoso.se has two main purposes, first as a platform to share information with the community and the second as a notebook for myself.

Everything you read here is my own personal opinion and any code is provided "AS-IS" with no warranties.



MVP awarded 2007,2008,2009,2010

My Books

Service Manager Unleashed


Orchestrator 2012 Unleashed


Inside the Microsoft Operations Management Suite

Export runbooks with SMA

This runbook can be used to export SMA runbooks based on runbook tag. All runbooks with the tag you specify as a parameter will be exported to the C:\TEMP folder. Remember to update $WebServiceEndPoint to your SMA web service.


workflow Export-Runbook
{
param
(
[Parameter(Mandatory=$true)]
[string] $Tag
)
$WebServiceEndpoint = "https://wap01"
InLineScript {
$runbooks = Get-SMArunbook -WebServiceEndpoint $using:WebServiceEndpoint | Where-Object {$_.Tags -like "*$using:Tag*"}
foreach ($i in $runbooks)
{
$runbooktoexport = Get-SmaRunbookDefinition -Type Draft -WebServiceEndpoint $using:WebServiceEndpoint -name $i.RunbookName
$outpath = "C:\temp\" + $i.RunbookName + ".txt"
$runbooktoexport.Content | Out-File $outpath
}
}
}

Note that this is provided “AS-IS” with no warranties at all. This is not a production ready solution, just an idea and an example.


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