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Carpe Datum : Logging in to another SQL Server from a PowerShell session - 0 views

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shared by Steven Murawski on 09 Mar 09 - Cached
  • Steven Murawski on 09 Mar 09
     
    SQL Server 2008 Provider: Mount remote SQL Server PSDrives
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PS Expect: PowerShell Scripts for Testing - CodePlex - 1 views

www.codeplex.com/psexpect PowerShell Scripting Development UnitTesting Framework PSExpect
shared by Joel Bennett on 10 Mar 09 - Cached
  • Joel Bennett on 10 Mar 09
     
    A project to implement xUnit-style Assert-* functions to make it easier to use PowerShell as a testing language.
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Jeffrey Snover: Distinguished Engineer - 0 views

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shared by Steven Murawski on 16 Mar 09 - Cached
  • Steven Murawski on 16 Mar 09
     
    Congrats Jeffrey!
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NodeXL + PowerShell: a visual SQL Dependency Graph - 0 views

coolthingoftheday.blogspot.com/...shell-and-building-visual.html Development Scripting PowerShell Graphing
shared by Joel Bennett on 16 Mar 09 - Cached
  • Joel Bennett on 16 Mar 09
     
    Greg's Cool [Insert Clever Name] of the Day for Monday was a great post on building dependency viewers with Show-NetMap ... using an example of SQL object dependencies.
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PowerQuery - 0 views

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shared by Steven Murawski on 19 Mar 09 - Cached
  • Steven Murawski on 19 Mar 09
     
    LINQ to SQL functionality in PowerShell
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.NET Security Blog : Using CasPol to Fully Trust a Share - 0 views

blogs.msdn.com/...344554.aspx Development SysAdmin CasPol Security Policy Network Assembly
shared by Joel Bennett on 17 Jul 09 - Cached
  • Joel Bennett on 17 Jul 09
     
    This is necessary if you want to load .net assemblies (like compiled PowerShell snapins/modules) from a network share! Without setting up your CasPol settings you can neither load a snapin, import a module, or use Assembly.LoadFrom
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A Guide to getting started with Windows PowerShell. - 0 views

www.microsoft.com/...run.mspx howto troubleshooting microsoft
shared by Brian Sliger on 13 Apr 09 - Cached
  • To summarize, here’s how you run from scripts from within Windows PowerShell:•Make sure you’ve changed your execution policy. By default, PowerShell won’t run scripts at all, no matter how you specify the path.•To run a script, specify the entire file path, or either: 1) use the .\ notation to run a script in the current directory or 2) put the folder where the script resides in your Windows path.•If your file path includes blank spaces, enclose the path in double quote marks and preface the path with an ampersand.
    • Brian Sliger
      Brian Sliger on 13 Apr 09
       
      Things to remember
  • Brian Sliger on 13 Apr 09
     
    Here is some useful information on Running Windows Powershell Scripts. Information is provided for running scripts from within Powershell, or without starting Powershell. There is a link provided to a help file for the Execution Policy to those that want to view it in a standard Windows format.
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PsCoder (PowerShell Script Editor for Eclipse) - Google Code - 0 views

code.google.com/pscoder Development Scripting PowerShell Editor Eclipse OpenSource EclipsePlugin
shared by Joel Bennett on 27 Mar 09 - Cached
  • Joel Bennett on 27 Mar 09
     
    An eclipse plugin which gives you a PowerShell editor with syntax highlighting, content-assist for cmdlets, etc.
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Tied Variables in PowerShell - Windows PowerShell Blog - 0 views

blogs.msdn.com/...d-variables-in-powershell.aspx PowerShell Scripting TiedVariables MagicVariables Variables
shared by Joel Bennett on 27 Mar 09 - Cached
  • Joel Bennett on 27 Mar 09
     
    This is at the top of my list of crazy things ... I'm not 100% sure why you'd want to use a variable instead of a function badly enough to do this, but I guess variables are a lot easier to work into a string. Plus, it's obviously cool.
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PowerShell Mode for Oslo's Intellipad -Doug Finke - 0 views

dougfinke.com/...hell-mode-for-oslos-intellipad PowerShell Intellipad M Oslo Editor
shared by Joel Bennett on 27 Mar 09 - Cached
  • Joel Bennett on 27 Mar 09
     
    Slick "PowerShell mode" lets you execute PowerShell script in Intellipad.
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SQLPSX 1.5 Release - Windows Live - 0 views

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shared by Steven Murawski on 28 Mar 09 - Cached
  • Steven Murawski on 28 Mar 09
     
    SQL Server PowerShell Extensions new release.
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Getting a distinct list of changed files from TFS using PowerShell - 0 views

blog.hackedbrain.com/...6166.aspx Development PowerShell TFS Scripting
shared by Joel Bennett on 01 Apr 09 - Cached
  • Joel Bennett on 01 Apr 09
     
    Can I just say: [Microsoft.TeamFoundation.VersionControl.Client.ChangeType]::Merge is hideously long. PowerShell really needs "Using"
  • Joel Bennett on 01 Apr 09
     
    This post really digs into Get-TfsItemHistory ...
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PsTFS - CodePlex - 0 views

pstfs.codeplex.com/...View.aspx Development TFS PowerShell PsProvider
shared by Joel Bennett on 02 Apr 09 - Cached
  • Joel Bennett on 02 Apr 09
     
    TFSProvider allows you to navigate a TFS server's: WorkItems, SourceControl, TeamProject ... in PowerShell.
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SQL Server Central - 0 views

www.sqlservercentral.com/...My-Kingdom-for-a-Port.aspx powershell sqlserver
shared by Steven Murawski on 10 Apr 09 - Cached
  • Steven Murawski on 10 Apr 09
     
    PowerShell script for port scanning
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Dev Environment for PowerShell - 0 views

winterdom.com/...vEnvironmentForPowerShell.aspx Development PowerShell PSCX DevEnv Build
shared by Joel Bennett on 10 Apr 09 - Cached
  • Joel Bennett on 10 Apr 09
     
    Tries first for .NET 3.5 and VS2008. Failing that, falls back to .NET 3.0/VS2005 ...
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PowerShell ABC's - R is for Runspace - 0 views

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shared by Jeremy Nichols on 13 Apr 09 - Cached
  • The core to PowerShell is the runtime, the execution engine that implements command processing. It includes the classes that provide the interface between the hosting application and PowerShell commands and providers. The PowerShell runtime is implemented as a runspace object for the current PowerShell session, which is the operational environment in which the shell and the commands execute. A runspace provides a way for a hosting application to execute pipelines programmatically.  Runspaces construct a logical model of execution using pipelines that contains Cmdlets, native commands, and language elements.
  • The core to PowerShell is the runtime, the execution engine that implements command processing. It includes the classes that provide the interface between the hosting application and PowerShell commands and providers. The PowerShell runtime is implemented as a runspace object for the current PowerShell session, which is the operational environment in which the shell and the commands execute. A runspace provides a way for a hosting application to execute pipelines programmatically.  Runspaces construct a logical model of execution using pipelines that contains Cmdlets, native commands, and language elements.
  • The core to PowerShell is the runtime, the execution engine that implements command processing. It includes the classes that provide the interface between the hosting application and PowerShell commands and providers. The PowerShell runtime is implemented as a runspace object for the current PowerShell session, which is the operational environment in which the shell and the commands execute. A runspace provides a way for a hosting application to execute pipelines programmatically.  Runspaces construct a logical model of execution using pipelines that contains Cmdlets, native commands, and language elements.
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  • The core to PowerShell is the runtime, the execution engine that implements command processing. It includes the classes that provide the interface between the hosting application and PowerShell commands and providers. The PowerShell runtime is implemented as a runspace object for the current PowerShell session, which is the operational environment in which the shell and the commands execute. A runspace provides a way for a hosting application to execute pipelines programmatically.  Runspaces construct a logical model of execution using pipelines that contains Cmdlets, native commands, and language elements.
  • The core to PowerShell is the runtime, the execution engine that implements command processing. It includes the classes that provide the interface between the hosting application and PowerShell commands and providers. The PowerShell runtime is implemented as a runspace object for the current PowerShell session, which is the operational environment in which the shell and the commands execute. A runspace provides a way for a hosting application to execute pipelines programmatically.  Runspaces construct a logical model of execution using pipelines that contains Cmdlets, native commands, and language elements.
  • The core to PowerShell is the runtime, the execution engine that implements command processing. It includes the classes that provide the interface between the hosting application and PowerShell commands and providers. The PowerShell runtime is implemented as a runspace object for the current PowerShell session, which is the operational environment in which the shell and the commands execute. A runspace provides a way for a hosting application to execute pipelines programmatically.  Runspaces construct a logical model of execution using pipelines that contains Cmdlets, native commands, and language elements.
  • The core to PowerShell is the runtime, the execution engine that implements command processing. It includes the classes that provide the interface between the hosting application and PowerShell commands and providers. The PowerShell runtime is implemented as a runspace object for the current PowerShell session, which is the operational environment in which the shell and the commands execute. A runspace provides a way for a hosting application to execute pipelines programmatically.  Runspaces construct a logical model of execution using pipelines that contains Cmdlets, native commands, and language elements.
  • The core to PowerShell is the runtime, the execution engine that implements command processing. It includes the classes that provide the interface between the hosting application and PowerShell commands and providers. The PowerShell runtime is implemented as a runspace object for the current PowerShell session, which is the operational environment in which the shell and the commands execute. A runspace provides a way for a hosting application to execute pipelines programmatically.  Runspaces construct a logical model of execution using pipelines that contains Cmdlets, native commands, and language elements.
  • The core to PowerShell is the runtime, the execution engine that implements command processing. It includes the classes that provide the interface between the hosting application and PowerShell commands and providers. The PowerShell runtime is implemented as a runspace object for the current PowerShell session, which is the operational environment in which the shell and the commands execute. A runspace provides a way for a hosting application to execute pipelines programmatically.  Runspaces construct a logical model of execution using pipelines that contains Cmdlets, native commands, and language elements.
  • The core to PowerShell is the runtime, the execution engine that implements command processing. It includes the classes that provide the interface between the hosting application and PowerShell commands and providers. The PowerShell runtime is implemented as a runspace object for the current PowerShell session, which is the operational environment in which the shell and the commands execute. A runspace provides a way for a hosting application to execute pipelines programmatically.  Runspaces construct a logical model of execution using pipelines that contains Cmdlets, native commands, and language elements.
  • The core to PowerShell is the runtime, the execution engine that implements command processing. It includes the classes that provide the interface between the hosting application and PowerShell commands and providers. The PowerShell runtime is implemented as a runspace object for the current PowerShell session, which is the operational environment in which the shell and the commands execute. A runspace provides a way for a hosting application to execute pipelines programmatically.  Runspaces construct a logical model of execution using pipelines that contains Cmdlets, native commands, and language elements.
  • The core to PowerShell is the runtime, the execution engine that implements command processing. It includes the classes that provide the interface between the hosting application and PowerShell commands and providers. The PowerShell runtime is implemented as a runspace object for the current PowerShell session, which is the operational environment in which the shell and the commands execute. A runspace provides a way for a hosting application to execute pipelines programmatically.  Runspaces construct a logical model of execution using pipelines that contains Cmdlets, native commands, and language elements.
  • The core to PowerShell is the runtime, the execution engine that implements command processing. It includes the classes that provide the interface between the hosting application and PowerShell commands and providers. The PowerShell runtime is implemented as a runspace object for the current PowerShell session, which is the operational environment in which the shell and the commands execute. A runspace provides a way for a hosting application to execute pipelines programmatically.  Runspaces construct a logical model of execution using pipelines that contains Cmdlets, native commands, and language elements.
  • The core to PowerShell is the runtime, the execution engine that implements command processing. It includes the classes that provide the interface between the hosting application and PowerShell commands and providers. The PowerShell runtime is implemented as a runspace object for the current PowerShell session, which is the operational environment in which the shell and the commands execute. A runspace provides a way for a hosting application to execute pipelines programmatically.  Runspaces construct a logical model of execution using pipelines that contains Cmdlets, native commands, and language elements.
    • Jeremy Nichols
      Jeremy Nichols on 13 Apr 09
       
      This gave me a better understanding of how powershell works and what runtime means.
  • Jeremy Nichols on 13 Apr 09
     
    Part of a 26 part post describing various parts of Powershell. This particular post covers Runspace. A useful descrption for Powershell novices.
  • Jeremy Nichols on 13 Apr 09
     
    As a Powershell novice, I found this a helpful description of Powershell runtime.
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Increasing visibility of cmdlet design guidelines - Windows PowerShell Blog - 0 views

blogs.msdn.com/...-cmdlet-design-guidelines.aspx Development PowerShell Cmdlet Guidelines Specification
shared by Joel Bennett on 18 Apr 09 - Cached
  • Joel Bennett on 18 Apr 09
     
    The PowerShell team is going to be making it a lot more uncomfortable for developers to violate the cmdlet design guidelines...
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visionapp Software - visionapp Freeware - 0 views

www.visionapp.com/freeware.html Apps RemoteDesktop VNC SSH
shared by Joel Bennett on 07 May 09 - Cached
  • Joel Bennett on 07 May 09
     
    We need to pester these guys to offer some PowerShell automation support ;-)
  • Joel Bennett on 07 May 09
     
    vRD 2009 supports RDP, ICA, VNC, SSH, Telnet, HTTP and HTTPS. enabling you to administrate remote computers in Windows, Citrix, Linux/Unix and Macintosh environments...
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mRemote - full-featured, multi-tab remote connections manager - 0 views

www.mremote.org Apps RemoteDesktop RDP SSH VNC OpenSource AbandonWare
shared by Joel Bennett on 07 May 09 - Cached
  • Joel Bennett on 07 May 09
     
    Supports RDP, VNC, SSH, Telnet, RLogin, and many more... in a multi-tabbed app.
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