Samples/Event Filters/Windows/Event Filter - Print Job Completed.ps1
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# EXAMPLE for PowerEvents PowerShell module available on http://powerevents.codeplex.com # # Author: Trevor Sullivan # Date: 11/22/10 # Brief: This example shows how to use PowerEvents to create a WMI event filter that detects the deletion of a print job. # If a print job is deleted, it mostly likely indicates that the job has completed, or been canceled. # Note: This is not a complete working sample of the PowerEvents module. This only shows how to create an event filter. # A fully functioning sample requires an event consumer, to respond to the events, as well as a binding between the filter and consumer. New-WmiEventFilter -Name PrintJobDeleted -Query "select * from __InstanceDeletionEvent within 2 where TargetInstance ISA 'Win32_PrintJob'" |