Set-BeInstanceParameter

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Sets the value of a specific instance parameter (global parameter).

Set-BeInstanceParameter
    -Connection <Connection>
    -ParameterName <String>
    -ParameterValue <Int16|Int32|Int64|Double|Single|Decimal|Float|Boolean|String>

Description

The Set-BeInstanceParameter cmdlet sets an instance parameter (also called “global parameter”) to a specific value.

If an instance parameter with the name specified doesn’t exist, it gets created.

As the ParameterValue you can pass a variety of different data types.

Example

The following example shows how to set some instance parameters to values of different data types.

Set-BeInstanceParameter -Connection $connection -ParameterName "MyParameter1" -ParameterValue "value1"

Set-BeInstanceParameter -Connection $connection -ParameterName "MyParameter2" -ParameterValue 123

Parameters

-Connection

Pass the connection-object returned by the Connect-BeInstance cmdlet.

Type:Connection
Mandatory:Yes
Position:Named
Default Value:None

-ParameterName

The name of the instance parameter whose value should be set.

Type:String
Mandatory:Yes
Position:Named
Default Value:None

-ParameterValue

The value that should be set to the instance parameter.

Type:Int16|Int32|Int64|Double|Single|Decimal|Float|Boolean|String
Mandatory:Yes
Position:Named
Default Value:None
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