well, show the vb code and we will translate to powershell for you ... |
IT Staff posted on Monday, July 30, 2007 9:07 PM
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well, show the vb code and we will translate to powershell for you ...in
shorter forms |
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I'm not sure translating line by line is the best method - I wasn't sure if |
BuckWoodyMicrosoftSQLServerTea posted on Monday, July 30, 2007 9:26 PM
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I'm not sure translating line by line is the best method - I wasn't sure if
there was a more direct route. At any rate, here's the VB code:
Set oArgs = WScript.Arguments
' Verify the inputs.
If oArgs.Count <> 5 Then
WScript.Echo "Usage: ChangeSQLServiceAccounts.vbs MachineName
InstaNcename ServiceType SQLAccount SQLPassword"
WScript.Echo "ServiceType = 1 (SQLServer), 2 (Agent), 3
(FTE), 4 (DTS), 5 (AS), 6 (RS), 7 (Browser)"
WScript.Echo "Example: ChangeSQLServiceAccounts.vbs .
MSSQLServer 1 BuiltIn\System NULL"
WScript.Quit(1)
Else
' Load the inputs into variables.
strComputer = oArgs(0)
strInstanceName = oArgs(1)
strServiceType = oArgs(2)
strAccountName = oArgs(3)
strPassword = oArgs(4)
End If
' Get a WMI object for the SQL namespace.
Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:" &
' Get an instance for this specific service.
Set objSQLService = objWMIService.Get("SqlService.ServiceName=""" &
strInstanceName & """,SQLServiceType=" & strServiceType)
' Obtain an InParameters object specific to the SQLService.SetServiceAccount
method.
Set objInParam =
objSQLService.Methods_("SetServiceAccount").inParameters.SpawnInstance_()
' Add the input parameters to the input object.
objInParam.Properties_.item("ServiceStartName") = strAccountName
objInParam.Properties_.item("ServiceStartPassword") = strPassword
' Call the SetServiceAccount method, and pass in the input object.
Set objOutParams = objSQLService.ExecMethod_("SetServiceAccount", objInParam)
'Check the return to see whether there were any errors.
If objOutParams.ReturnValue = 0 Then
Wscript.Echo "The service account was changed to " & strAccountName
Else
Wscript.Echo "Could not change the service account to " & strAccountName
& " due to error " & objOutParams.ReturnValue
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Change Service Account Passwords |
Marco Shaw posted on Tuesday, July 31, 2007 10:31 AM
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Whithin this class:
$class=[WMICLASS]'\\.\root\Microsoft\SqlServer\ComputerManagement:SqlService'
There's a method named setserviceaccount().
I've not used WMI enough, especially with methods, to figure out how to
invoke the method in this case.
Doing $class.psbase gives me a invokemethod() method, but I've not been
able to figure out the syntax or whether I'm on the right track.
Marco |
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Change Service Account Passwords |
BuckWoodyMicrosoftSQLServerTea posted on Tuesday, July 31, 2007 2:02 PM
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Answered my own question, thought I'd share the script:
$class = Get-WmiObject -computername "SQLVM03-QF59YPW" -namespace
root\Microsoft\SqlServer\ComputerManagement -class SqlService
Server Agent in my case):
stop-service -displayName $class[6].DisplayName
passwords. At your own risk here!
$class[6].SetServiceAccount("account", "password")
start-service -displayName $class[6].DisplayName |
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