44 days ago by Jeffery Hicks

I blogged a few days ago about taking advantage of PowerShell’s history. As I was looking at the history object I noticed the ExecutionStatus property. Most of the time it should be "completed". But what about commands that failed? Why not search my history buffer? PS C:\> h (1..(h -count 1).id) | w ...

SAPIEN Technologies - blog.sapien.com · Rank: 90,781 · 14 references

46 days ago by Jeffery Hicks

In the Pixar film Cars, Mater demonstrates to Lightning McQueen how to drive backwards. Lightning is astounded. Mater explains, "Don’t need to know where I’m going as long as I know where I’ve been." Probably not the exact quote but the point is if you know what you’ve done or where you’ve been it m ...

SAPIEN Technologies - blog.sapien.com · Rank: 90,781 · 14 references

46 days ago by admin

1. Problem You want to execute the same block of code more than once. 2. Solution Use one of PowerShell’s looping statements ( for , foreach , while , and do ), or PowerShell’s Foreach-Object cmdlet to run a command or script block more than once. For a detailed description of these looping statemen ...

Computer Library windows ... - talhademirezen.com · 1 reference

47 days ago by admin

1. Problem You want to create a COM object to interact with its methods and properties. 2. Solution Use the New-Object cmdlet (with the –ComObject parameter) to create a COM object from its ProgID . You can then interact with the methods and properties of the COM object as you would any other object ...

Computer Library windows ... - talhademirezen.com · 1 reference

68 days ago by Jeffery Hicks

As you may be aware, PowerShell cmdlets are supposed to be named with a standard verb. I usually suggest that scripters name scripts and functions also using a standard verb, although it is not required and I certainly bend the rules from time to time. Hopefully by now you’re saying to yourself, "Sh ...

SAPIEN Technologies - blog.sapien.com · Rank: 90,781 · 14 references

70 days ago by Powershellwizard blog

In part I of this article I did show how easy it is to create your own CmdLet using Visual Studio 2008. We created a simple CmdLet Get-Order that returns orders from the Nortwind database model. Now for the second part we will add parameters to our CmdLet to be able to filter the orders returned by ...

Powershellwizard Blog - blog.powershellwizard.com

71 days ago by admin

Kom godt igang med CMDlet’s her og her God artikel om cmdlet : link

Gert K's IT-Blog - switchoff.dk

76 days ago by Powershellwizard blog

To start out this blog i will show how easy it is to write your own powershell Cmdlet in a few easy to follow steps. We already made a sample datamodel for the Northwind sample database using the "Linq to SQL Classes" template. It looks like this in Visual Studio 2008. As you can see we have three t ...

Powershellwizard Blog - blog.powershellwizard.com

122 days ago by pogenstad

PowerShell uses for different settings called Execution Policy which governs how scripts will run on your computer and if they need to be digitally signed. Get-ExecutionPolicy is a Cmdlet which allows you to view which Execution Policy that is currently used by your computer. SYNTAX Get-ExecutionPol ...

ScriptLore - scriptlore.com

128 days ago by Jeffery Hicks

Quest Software and the PowerGUI team have been quietly working on a private beta of the new version of their popular and effective cmdlets for managing Active Directory. That process has completed and the beta is now open to the public. You can download the beta and documentation at http://www.quest ...

SAPIEN Technologies - blog.sapien.com · Rank: 90,781 · 14 references