Compare powershell with the baseline services list to check whether the service status has changed

$ Service_error = ""

$ I = $ J = 0

$ Filebase = Get-content D: \ PS \ servicebase.txt

$ Service_curr = Get-wmiobject-class win32_service-computer localhost

For ($ I = 0; $ I-lt $ service_curr.length; $ I ++)

{

$ Pattern_name = "^ \ W {7} \ s \ B $ ($ service_curr [$ I]. Name) \ B"

$ Pattern_state = "^ \ B $ ($ service_curr [$ I]. State) \ B"

# $ Pattern_name # Check Variables

# $ Pattern_state # Check Variables

$ Flag = 0

For ($ J = 3; $ J-lt $ filebase. length; $ J ++)

{

If ($ filebase [$ J]-match $ pattern_name)

{$ Flag = 1

# $ Filebase [$ J] # Check Variables

If (-not ($ filebase [$ J]-match $ pattern_state ))

{

$ Service_error + = "$ ($ service_curr [$ I]. Name) 'n"

# $ Service_error.length # Check Variables

Break

}

Else

{

Break

}

}

}

If ($ flag-EQ 0)

{

Write-host "$ ($ service_curr [$ I]. Name) This item is not found in servicebase"

}

}

$ Service_error

Compare powershell with the baseline services list to check whether the service status has changed