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Just in case you want to HIDE the PowerShell command console and/or your script check this PShellExec tool: [url]http://www.screencast.com/users/paperlessInfo/folders/SoSoft/media/5b327645-4434-4338-893c-9a5a24f24654[/url]
Perhaps this will work differently? CommandParameter cp = new CommandParameter("-ResourceDelegates", "[email protected],[email protected]"); command.Parameter.Add(cp);
Invoking PowerShell for each read could slow things down considerably, depending on the recordset size. Is it possible to move the recordset read and subsequent code inside a PowerShell script? I see credentials info being as a possible issue with this approach. There are ways however of securing any credentials …
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