FYI, from what MBS did for my Word based scripts:
#find out our session (usually "1" except on TS/RDC or Citrix)
$SessionID = (Get-Process -PID $PID).SessionId
#Find out if winword is running in our session
[bool]$wordrunning = ((Get-Process 'WinWord' -ea 0)|?{$_.SessionId -eq
$SessionID}) -ne $null
if ($wordrunning)
{
Write-Host "Please close all instances of Microsoft Word before
running this report."
exit
}
Thanks
Webster
From: James Rankin [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 4:29 AM
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: As we're becoming a PowerShell-focused list :-)
Any idea how I would go about extracting the SessionId from PowerShell? By
SessionId I mean the one that you see in tasklist and query session? I've tried
messing about with Get-XaSession which is a Citrix PS cmdlet but the output is
so long from this, I can't help but think I must be missing an easier way to
output what I'm looking for which is probably sitting right under my nose.
TIA,
--
James Rankin
Technical Consultant (ACA, CCA, MCTS)
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