If i am wrong please correct me , i know this feature came with Windows Powershell 2.0.
Start-Transaction
This is the command. When you write this on the command line , you will see the detailed prompt.
$transactionKelime= New-Object Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.Management.TransactedString $transactionKelime.Append("Trying") Use-Transaction -TransactedScript {$transactionKelime.Append("Finished") } -UseTransaction
‘Use-transaction’
When you write this command you will see another detailed prompt.
$transactionKelime.ToString()
First we tried to use transaction before it started.
Now we will try after it started.
Use-Transaction -TransactedScript {$transactionKelime.ToString()} -UseTransaction
There is an another prompt , you have to use transactions with transaction-enabled objects ( you can see all the objects with the command below)
Get-PSProvider
Finally we are completing the transaction.
Complete-Transaction $transactionKelime.ToString()
If we used ‘undo-transaction’ it would have prompted “deneme”. You can try the script below.
$transactionKelime= New-Object Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.Management.TransactedString $transactionKelime.Append("Trying") Use-Transaction -TransactedScript {$transactionKelime.Append(" Finished") } -UseTransaction $transactionKelime.ToString() Use-Transaction -TransactedScript {$transactionKelime.ToString()} -UseTransaction Undo-Transaction $transactionKelime.ToString()