Create override for monitors via powershell

Question

I'll cut to the chase, i've already got a powershell script for OVERRIDING rules, but I now need one to do the same for Monitors. I also want to be clear that I do not wish to disable them. My reason for doing this is to stop monitoring for SQL, thus allowing
me to decide what I'd like to monitor and turn things back on one at a time.
I've already searched this forum and found numerous topics, all pretty much saying that's not possible. But these were topics from a few years ago, so I'm just seeing if anyone else has come across a way to do this more recently.
I'm using SCOM 2012 R2, running Powershell v3. 
Dave.

Answer 1

So the script I'm running is:
$Product = 'Microsoft.SQLServer.2012'
$list = Get-SCOMRule | Where-Object {$_.ManagementPackName -like "$($Product)*"}
foreach ($rule in $list) {
C:\scripts\CreateOverride.ps1 –ManagementServer ‘ManagementServer’ –ManagementPackID "($Product)_Overrides" –WorkflowID $rule.name –PropertyName ‘Enabled’ –PropertyValue ‘False’ –Enforced ‘True’ –ContextID ‘Microsoft.Windows.Server.Computer’
Not the easiest thing to read, but the CreateOverride.ps1 is in the fact the script from the blog. This works perfectly for Rules. It will run through, identify every Rule for SQLServer 2012 and override them to FALSE.
My problem is, I'm having an issue doing this for Monitors. Mainly because 'ManagementPackName' isn't a valid property for a Monitor.