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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
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
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