Check if Service Application is Running in SharePoint using PowerShell
Couple of times, I had to get the service application's status prior performing activities such as: Stop and Start the service, Monitoring service application's availability, etc. Here is how we can check if the service application is running / created using PowerShell.
PowerShell script to check service application's status:
Here is the Type Name of all service Applications:
PowerShell script to check service application's status:
Add-PSSnapin microsoft.sharepoint.powershell -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue #Display Name of the Service Application $DisplayName="Managed Metadata Services" #Get the Service Application from its Name $ServiceApp = Get-SPServiceApplication | Where { $_.DisplayName -eq $DisplayName} if($ServiceApp -ne $null) { #get the Service application status $ServiceApp.Status } else { Write-Host "Service application either not found or not created!" }This script gives the service application's current status. You can also get a service application from its type. Here is how:
#Type Name of the Service Application $TypeName="Managed Metadata Service" #Get the Service Application from its Type Name $SeviceApp = Get-SPServiceApplication | Where {$_.TypeName -eq $TypeName}
Here is the Type Name of all service Applications:
Type Name |
Access Services Web Service Application |
Access Services 2010 Web Service Application |
App Management Service Application |
Application Discovery and Load Balancer Service Application |
Business Data Connectivity Service Application |
Excel Services Application Web Service Application |
Machine Translation Service |
Managed Metadata Service |
PerformancePoint Service Application |
PowerPoint Conversion Service Application |
Search Administration Web Service Application |
Search Service Application |
Secure Store Service Application |
Security Token Service Application |
State Service |
Usage and Health Data Collection Service Application |
User Profile Service Application |
Visio Graphics Service Application |
Work Management Service Application |
Word Automation Services |
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