I have finally scheduled an ice fishing trip. I'm going to be taking my son out on Sunday for a little while. I have to admit that I'm a bit nervous about ice fishing. I haven't been out too many times, so I don't really know how to judge how safe the ice is. Additionally, we've had an extremely mild winter. With the exception of one week where it was far below freezing, it has been oscillating back and forth over the freezing point daily. Yesterday was relatively warm – the temperature was probably between 32 and 40 degrees throughout the day. Today is colder, with temps in the 20s. The next post should have reports from the upcoming fishing trip.
LogWrite "$(Get-Date) Start AppName Service powershell script started."
LogWrite "$(Get-Date) Service is currently in $($arrService.Status) status"
LogWrite "$(Get-Date) Attempting to start AppName service"
LogWrite "$(Get-Date) Service has started successfully."
LogWrite "$(Get-Date) Service has failed to start, preparing to retry."
This is another example of how we can use Powershell to make our lives easier.