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Windows PowerShellis one of the most powerful command-line utilities in the OS. The problem, however, is that users have little to no information on its extensive abilities. For instance, PowerShell can find and replace multiple lines of text in a file. This is great for many things, incl...
Let say you have the content of powershell script in variable called $filecontent and then you do iteration in foreach loop where you do match string like 'RestartNumber -le 1' of if block and then gets line number and insert '<#' before the linenumber and eventuall...
This article discusses the Select-String command that searches for specific single and multiple string patterns using Windows PowerShell.
As for performance - I lost any incentive to improve the perf ofSelect-Stringafter findingripgrep. It even has an option to output in a PowerShell friendly way so it wouldn't be too hard to write a wrapper and get objects, but I haven't done that yet. ...
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Need powershell script to run sql query import result to Excel need string part after second hyphen? Need table count, index count, views count, procedures count for all databases Need to Capitalize the First Letter ONLY, and leave the rest lower case...
Putting this together, this pattern is saying "we have a match if the source string begins with 'cn=machine1,'"! PowerShell has other ways for performing substring matches but none of them are as flexible as the "-match" operator. The "-like" operator is one such...
And yes, PowerShell being PowerShell, we could have created a single string rather than concatenating three separating strings. In other words, we could have done this: 複製 {"$i`n==="; Get-WMIObject Win32_BIOS -computername $i} We just thought that the concatenation might be...
a custom Windows PowerShell function that contains the capability of several commands. This would allow me to be able to type a single command, and have it perform multiple actions. I used to be able to do things like this in other languages. Can it be accomplished in Windows PowerShell?