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We don't have Powershell installed on our WebFOCUS server to verify this, but it looks like to call it from a Command Prompt, you use the following syntax:
C:\>powershell "& 'C:\Documents and Settings\Me\My Documents\scripts\powersh
ell\diskfree.ps1'"
Note that the "& ''" piece is required to make a path/script with spaces run correctly.
Originally posted by JG: If it's not installed you can't call it.
Speak to the server admin.
I figured as much and knew I wouldn't be able to actually test any code shared here. My goal was to determine what exists in the vein of SYSTEM, DOS, etc but for Powershell. At the time I asked my question, I had not yet gone down the road of "How do I call Powershell from the XP Command Prompt?" which is where I ended up finding the approach I shared back.