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This example shows the basic code elements that add support for transactions to a cmdlet.
Important
For more information about how Windows PowerShell handles transactions, see About Transactions.
To support transactions
When you declare the Cmdlet attribute, specify that the cmdlet supports transactions. When the cmdlet supports transactions, Windows PowerShell adds the
UseTransactionparameter to the cmdlet when it is run.[Cmdlet(VerbsCommunications.Send, "GreetingTx", SupportsTransactions=true )]Within one of the input processing methods, add an
ifblock to determine if a transaction is available. If theifstatement resolves totrue, the actions within this statement can be performed within the context of the current transaction.if (TransactionAvailable()) { using (CurrentPSTransaction) { WriteObject("Hello " + name + " from within a transaction."); } }