Job object in Windows example

getjob.ps1

if ($args.length -gt 0)
{ 
    $mypid = $args[0]
}
else
{
    $mypid = $pid
}


$myproc = get-wmiobject -Class win32_process -filter "ProcessId=$mypid"
$mypath = $myproc.__PATH
$mypath
$myfixedpath=$mypath.replace("\","\\")
$myfixedpath2=$myfixedpath
$myfixedpath=$myfixedpath.replace("""","""""")
$myfixedpath
$mypathquery="__PATH='" + $myfixedpath + "'"
$mypathquery
$myfun=gwmi Win32_Process -filter "$mypathquery"
$myfun
$mymemberquery="Member='" + $myfixedpath2 + "'"
$mymemberquery
$myjobproc=gwmi Win32_NamedJobObjectProcess -filter $mymemberquery
$myjobproc
$mycol=$myjobproc.Collection.split("=")[1].trim("""")
$mycol
$mysettingQuery = "SettingId='" + $mycol + "'"
$mysettingQuery
$myLimits=gwmi Win32_NamedJobObjectLimitSetting -Filter "$mysettingQuery"
$myValue = $myLimits.ProcessMemoryLimit

# In Win2k8R2, the wsman: settings are inaccessible when running under winrm
#$myDesired=get-item WSMan:\localhost\Shell\MaxMemoryPerShellMB
# Use registry to work around since this is where the settings are actually stored:
$wsmankey=get-item -path HKLM:\software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WSMAN\Client
$myDesired=$wsmankey.GetValue("MaxMemoryPerShellMB")

# $myDesiredMb=[int]$mydesired.Value * 1024 * 1024
$myDesiredMb=[int]$mydesired * 1024 * 1024
$mydesiredMb
$myValue

if ( $myValue -ne $myDesiredMb )
{
    $errorValue="Value is '" + $myValue + "', should be " + "'" + $myDesiredMb + "'"
    write-Error $errorValue
}
else
{
    $outputValue = "Expected value of " + $myValue + " bytes found for the job object associated with this process"
    write-host -foregroundcolor green $outputValue
}