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}
}
PostNightlyJobScript.ps1
The PostNightlyJobScript is executed after every nighty job on Core side. It has
$JobClassName parameter, that helps to handle those child jobs separately.
Sample PostNightlyJobScript
# receiving parameters from Nightlyjob
param([System.String]$JobClassMethod ,
[object]$NightlyAttachabilityJobRequest, [object]$RollupJobRequest,
[object]$Agents, [object]$ChecksumCheckJobRequest,
[object]$TransferJobRequest, [int]$LatestEpochSeenByCore,
[object]$TakeSnapshotResponse)
# building path to Core's Common.Contracts.dll and loading this assembly
$regLM = [Microsoft.Win32.Registry]::LocalMachine
$regLM =
$regLM.OpenSubKey('SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Ap
pRecovery Core 5')
$regVal = $regLM.GetValue('InstallLocation')
$regVal = $regVal + 'CoreService\Common.Contracts.dll'
[System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadFrom($regVal) | out-null
$regVal2 = $regLM.GetValue('InstallLocation')
$regVal2= $regVal2 + 'CoreService\Core.Contracts.dll'
[System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadFrom($regVal2) | out-null
# Nightlyjob has four child jobs: NightlyAttachability Job, Rollup Job,
Checksum Check Job and Log Truncation Job. All of them are triggering the
script, and $JobClassMethod (contain job name that calls the script) helps
to handle those child jobs separately
switch ($JobClassMethod) {
# working with NightlyAttachability Job
NightlyAttachabilityJob {