What is '>>' when running a powershell script?

I'm trying to run a Move-Mailbox powershell 开发者_如何转开发command when I hit enter to run it the prompt changes to >> but nothing else happens. All the parameters have been provided so I don't see that being the cause. It's almost like it's waiting for input but not prompting for what.

    [PS] C:\>Move-Mailbox -TargetDatabase "W2K3-LA-EXCH\First Storage Group\MailboxStore" -Identity Toddles -Gl
obalCatalog W2K3.e2k3.exch.com" -SourceForestGlobalCatalog W2K3-LA.e2k7.com -NTAccountOU "OU=Users,DC=e2k3,DC
=exch,DC=com" -SourceForestCredential $SourceCredential -TargetForestCredential $TargetCredential
>>

In that case >> is a signal that PowerShell is waiting for you to complete the syntax. In a good case, if you did the following in the interactive console:

get-process | 

You would then get the >> to let you know that the command is incomplete. If I then did:

format-table

And hit enter a couple times, it would then evaluate.

In your case, it looks like you've got an unpaired quotation mark that is making PowerShell misinterpret it and think you've still got some stuff to add to make it a complete one-liner. Check this parameter, I think you need a starting quote:

-GlobalCatalog W2K3.e2k3.exch.com"

It is indicating that the command is not complete. If not deliberate means you have not closed an expression, code block or string.

It means your brackets or quotes are not balanced. In your case, you're missing a double quote:

-GlobalCatalog W2K3.e2k3.exch.com"

should be:

-GlobalCatalog "W2K3.e2k3.exch.com"