at least when it comes to Windows PowerShell. After all, PowerShell’s claim to fame is that it enables you to work withobjects. Wouldn’t it better if we could store this information in a set of objects, and t
Example 2: Working with objects This example demonstrates the difference between working with objects and working with strings. The command displays an alias that includes the textgcm, the alias forGet-Command. PowerShell Get-Alias|Out-String-Stream|Select-String-Pattern"gcm"Alias gcm ->Get-Command...
Sometimes Windows PowerShell just doesn’t know when to quit. That’s especially true when you’re working with COM objects (most notably Microsoft Excel). What do we mean when we say that PowerShell “just doesn’t know when to quit”? Well, consider the following script, a...
SQL Server installs Windows PowerShell and a set of SQL Server snap-ins that expose SQL Server functionality in Windows PowerShell. You can then code Windows PowerShell scripts that work with SQL Server objects. The scripts can be run in the Windows PowerShell environment, in SQL Server Manag...
Windows PowerShell Tip: Working With Custom Objects Windows PowerShell Tip: Working With SIDs Windows PowerShell Tip: Working With Security Descriptors Working with Hash Tables Accessing WMI from Windows PowerShell Hip, Hip, Array—Retrieving Multi-Valued WMI Properties from Windows PowerShell Do Scri...
I also have to consider what sort of string the object's ToString method should return. By default, most .NET objects return just the name of the type—this isn't very useful. So I'll have the ToString method return the Value rather than the name of the type....
Click button on web-page using power shell is not working Clone Windows 10 Cloning objects in powershell Close a powershell window when called from a batch file Close all popups pulled from running a an executable Close Excel com object without saving changes? Close Form cluster name using po...
COM objects are blocked. They can expose Win32 APIs that have likely never been rigorously hardened as part of an attack surface. Only approved .NET types are allowed. Many .NET types can be used to invoke arbitrary Win32 APIs. As a result only specific whitelisted types are allowed. ...
When working with TimeSpan objects or durations in XML files, such as those from scheduled tasks, the format is a little different than what you might expect. The specification is described at https://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/#duration. Use this command to convert a timespan into a ...
Provides a report of objects moved between geo locations. Get-SPOCrossGeoUsers Returns the SharePoint Online users in a multi-geo tenant that match the criteria. Get-SPOCrossTenantCompatibilityStatus Determines the compatibility with the partner tenant. Get-SPOCrossTenantHostUrl Returns the cross-...