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The properties of an object are just one of its members Levinger members describes various components

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of an object including the following properties that describe attributes of the object or service name

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a process ID number and an event log message are all examples of properties methods that tell an object

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to perform an action or process object could create itself and an event block could clear itself.

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So my thoughts are actions.

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Properties are attributes and another component is events that are triggered when something happens

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to an object a file might trigger an event when it is opened or a process might trigger an event when

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it has output to produce returns partial primarily deals with properties and methods for most commands

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that you're wrong.

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The default on screen output does not include all an object's properties.

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Some objects have hundreds of properties and they would not all fit on the screen at one time windows

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for shall include several configuration files that list their object properties that should be displayed

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by default.

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That is why you see three properties when you run get service.

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You can use the get member command to list all the members of an object.

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It lists all properties even those that are not displayed on the screen by default.

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This command will also list methods and to bounce and show you the type name of their object.

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For example the objects produced by good service have the type name system that service Prosser's that

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service control or you can use the type name in Internet search queries to locate object documentation

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and examples.

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You could also encounter just GM.

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It's an abbreviation or alias for God member or command to use GET member or just by any amount outputted

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for example get service Pipeline get member the first command that actually run produce its output and

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pass that output to get member.

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Use caution when you run comments that may modify the system configuration because those commands will

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actually be around him.

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You cannot use the what if parameter on any command that you want to pipe to get mamber because the

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perimeter prevents the command from producing any output.

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That means get member is given no output therefore it will display no output.