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The Alias attribute allows the user to specify different names for a cmdlet or a cmdlet parameter. Aliases can be used to provide shortcuts for a parameter name, or they can provide different names that are appropriate for different scenarios.
Syntax
[Alias(aliasNames)]
Parameters
aliasNames (String[])
Required. Specifies a set of comma-separated alias names for the cmdlet parameter.
Remarks
The Alias attribute is defined by the System.Management.Automation.AliasAttribute class.
Cmdlet aliases
- The Alias attribute is used with the cmdlet declaration. For more information about how to declare these attributes, see Cmdlet Aliases.
- Each parameter alias name must be unique. Windows PowerShell does not check for duplicate alias names.
Parameter aliases
- The Alias attribute is used with the Parameter attribute when you specify a cmdlet parameter. For more information about how to declare these attributes, see How to Declare Cmdlet Parameters.
- Each parameter alias name must be unique within a cmdlet. Windows PowerShell does not check for duplicate alias names.
- The Alias attribute is used once for each parameter in a cmdlet.
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