@dedrick
You can run multiple commands in a PowerShell alias by separating the commands with a semicolon. Here's an example:
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New-Alias -Name "MyAlias" -Value "Get-Process; Get-Service" |
In this example, the alias "MyAlias" is created to run two commands: "Get-Process" and "Get-Service". When you run the alias "MyAlias", both commands will be executed one after the other.
You can also create a script block with multiple commands and execute it using the alias. Here's an example:
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New-Alias -Name "MyAlias" -Value { Get-Process; Get-Service } |
In this example, the alias "MyAlias" is created to run a script block with two commands: "Get-Process" and "Get-Service". When you run the alias "MyAlias", the script block with both commands will be executed.