Tag: PowerShell

How To Export Collections in SCCM to CSV Using Powershell

Your mission: Gather a list of servers in a specific collection on System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) so you or your client can verify the servers in the collection. How will you do it? First, a disclaimer. I’m a data…

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Powershell error: sqlps.ps1 cannot be loaded because running scripts is disabled on this system

An interesting issue came across my desk this week. One of our clients has a number of PowerShell tasks running on SQL Server Agent job. One day, the jobs suddenly stopped working due to the error below: Message Executed as…

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SQL Server storage review using PowerShell

Problem There’s no doubt that storage is one of the key components to SQL Server performance and availability for both large and small SQL Server instances. With today’s increases in server and virtual server processing power and large-scale memory support,…

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Building data tests in PowerShell

While working with a client recently, we came across a problem while testing data for completeness or errors after running an ETL process to import & manipulate the data. The main issue we ran across was that the overall client…

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Azure Cloud Shell – cloud what?

What is Azure’s Cloud Shell? Azure Cloud Shell is a browser-based, interactive shell that comes in two flavors: PowerShell and Bash. Microsoft has had this in public preview for some time now. It offers you the ability to pretty much…

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Dbatools and a SQL Agent

The mission: Tell every DBA around the world about a secret formula that will give them powers. What power do you think that is? Freedom! Freedom to go work on projects that you want to do versus constantly putting out…

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Automation, PowerShell and Word Templates – let the technician do tech

In my work as a Database Consultant, I enjoy technical challenges, but it’s always a painful process when I need to transfer my technical knowledge into a report. Writing the report isn’t really the difficult part; the real challenge is…

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Visual studio code and PowerShell

Introduction Visual Studio Code (aka VSCode or just Code) has been around for a few years now. The 1.0 release came out in April of 2016 and from there we have seen feature after feature added with every release. VSCode…

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PowerShell editors

Learn what to consider when changing editors, and things to look at when testing a new one.

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Automate SQL server version and database compatibility report using PowerShell

Sandeep Arora, SQL Server Database Consultant, provides a script for automating SQL Server Version and Database Compatibility Report by using PowerShell.

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