Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Prof. PowerShell

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Show What You Learned About PowerShell
Homework Assignment #1: Creating a formatted report of a selected scoped of peak paged memory.
by Jeffery Hicks
January 2009
Give Me Time
PowerShell's DateTime object will leave you with time on your hands to do other things.
by Jeffery Hicks
January 2009
Stringing Along
Use a PowerShell object's methods to do many of the same tasks for which you'd write VBscript code in long form.
by Jeffery Hicks
January 2009
Get-Unique -- Same But Different
I still prefer the Select-Object cmdlet, but Get-Unique has a way of weeding out the dupes that's, well, different.
by Jeffery Hicks
December 2008
Uniqueness Counts
PowerShell's Select-Object command has a -unique switch that lest you sort through the riffraff.
by Jeffery Hicks
December 2008
Command Performance
The Get-Command cmdlet reveals all that you need to know about PowerShell.
by Jeffery Hicks
December 2008
Reading Assignment
My secret for learning Powershell? Check out these blogs.
by Jeffery Hicks
November 2008
Just DO It!
Lesson in Logic #3: The secret to getting your script block to execute at least one time is the DO loop.
by Jeffery Hicks
November 2008
WHILE You Were Away...
Lesson in Logic #2: The WHILE statement keeps things rolling in your PowerShell scripts.
by Jeffery Hicks
November 2008
Lessons in Logic
Lesson 1: Using an IF



Do You Read Me?
Even sans GUI, Powershell can be made to work interactively. The trick is the Read-Host cmdlet.
by Jeffery Hicks
October 2008
PowerShell to XML
That nifty trick I showed you last time that exports data to CSV? This time, get more with an export to XML.
by Jeffery Hicks
October 2008

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