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PowerShell Stop Stuck Running Jobs
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| $ThreadTimeout = 300 | |
| #Check for jobs we can timeout | |
| $RunningJobs = get-job -State Running | |
| foreach($RunningJob in $RunningJobs) | |
| { | |
| $CurrentTime = get-date | |
| $TimeoutTime = $RunningJob.PSBeginTime | |
| $TimeoutTime = $TimeoutTime.AddSeconds($ThreadTimeout) | |
| #The equation here is: | |
| #if the current time is more than the time the job started + 5 minutes (300 seconds) | |
| #then its time we get the info about the job and then stop it | |
| if($CurrentTime -gt $TimeoutTime) | |
| { | |
| $Log = @() | |
| $Log += ("Killing stuck thread " + $RunningJob.Name) | |
| $Log += $RunningJob.Output | |
| $Log += $RunningJob.Error | |
| echo $Log | |
| $Log >> $LogFileName | |
| #Stop the job | |
| $RunningJob | Stop-Job | |
| } | |
| } |
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