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54248283_c1 | 54248283 | powershell | 1 | winrm set winrm/config/winrs '@{IdleTimeout="18000"}' still nothing Nothing worked. One thing I noticed was that Server1 and Server2 are running Powershell4.0 Build 6.3, and Workstation1 is running Powershell5.1.1629, Build 10.0. I can't find any documentation on why this would matter, but it's literally all I can con... | winrm set winrm/config/winrs '@{IdleTimeout="18000"}' still nothing Nothing worked. One thing I noticed was that Server1 and Server2 are running Powershell4.0 Build 6.3, and Workstation1 is running Powershell5.1.1629, Build 10.0. I can't find any documentation on why this would matter, but it's literally all I can con... | [
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29227668_c0 | 29227668 | powershell | 0 | Title: Import EventViewer error logs to sql server table using Powershell or SSIS
Problem title: Import EventViewer error logs to sql server table using Powershell or SSIS
Tags: sql, sql-server, powershell, database-administration, ssis
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31732889_c1 | 31732889 | powershell | 1 | ,1.08604,1.08762,8941 2015.03.27,1.08763,1.08911,1.08542,1.08901,7558 After that I need to remove the header (I tried -NoHeader which is not recognized) replace last column with 1. How to do that as simply as possible (if possible without looping through each row) Update : finally I have simplified requirement. I just ... | ,1.08604,1.08762,8941 2015.03.27,1.08763,1.08911,1.08542,1.08901,7558 After that I need to remove the header (I tried -NoHeader which is not recognized) replace last column with 1. How to do that as simply as possible (if possible without looping through each row) Update : finally I have simplified requirement. I just ... | [
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39973513_c0 | 39973513 | powershell | 0 | Title: Out-File produces alternate blank lines when viewed in Notepad
Problem title: Out-File produces alternate blank lines when viewed in Notepad
Tags: powershell
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40245660_c1 | 40245660 | powershell | 1 | ","") $split[1] | Join-Path -ChildPath $split[2] | Join-Path -ChildPath '_work' Test-Path $work "~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~" Can there be a better approach to form the file path? May be registry key? Or environment variable?
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36035017_c0 | 36035017 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to make an HTML GUI for PowerShell scripts?
Problem title: How to make an HTML GUI for PowerShell scripts?
Tags: frontend, html, powershell
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12681210_c0 | 12681210 | powershell | 0 | Title: Sum values in text with PowerShell
Problem title: Sum values in text with PowerShell
Tags: powershell-2.0, powershell
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46202899_c0 | 46202899 | powershell | 0 | Title: Get-History don't work
Problem title: Get-History don't work
Tags: powershell
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34309207_c0 | 34309207 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell Get-ChildItem search in the directory Above
Problem title: PowerShell Get-ChildItem search in the directory Above
Tags: powershell
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37311047_c0 | 37311047 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell Out-GridView from JSON file
Problem title: Powershell Out-GridView from JSON file
Tags: powershell, json, pipeline
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59182297_c1 | 59182297 | powershell | 1 | Y=%DATE:~0,4% SET dM=%DATE:~5,2% SET dD=%DATE:~8,2% SET searchString=%dY%%dM%%dD%Records.csv SET thePath=C:\exceltest\ echo %thePath%%searchString% start Excel.exe %thePath%%searchString% PAUSE
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72782344_c0 | 72782344 | powershell | 0 | Title: Delete a Dataset in Powershell for Power BI
Problem title: Delete a Dataset in Powershell for Power BI
Tags: powershell, powerbi
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24916451_c0 | 24916451 | powershell | 0 | Title: Copy files via powershell
Problem title: Copy files via powershell
Tags: copy, powershell
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66909774_c0 | 66909774 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell Oracle DB connection using Encrypted Credentials
Problem title: Powershell Oracle DB connection using Encrypted Credentials
Tags: odp.net, powershell, oracle-database
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79392746_c0 | 79392746 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to export / backup files from Sharepoint page libraries?
Problem title: How to export / backup files from Sharepoint page libraries?
Tags: sharepoint, ms-office, sharepoint-online, powershell, office365
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29341827_c0 | 29341827 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell call SCCM object variable
Problem title: PowerShell call SCCM object variable
Tags: sccm, powershell
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31762215_c0 | 31762215 | powershell | 0 | Title: European Time in get-date
Problem title: European Time in get-date
Tags: powershell
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40867531_c0 | 40867531 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to run Powershell file (having extension .ps1) using jmeter?
Problem title: How to run Powershell file (having extension .ps1) using jmeter?
Tags: jmeter, beanshell, groovy, powershell
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11880447_c0 | 11880447 | powershell | 0 | Title: What type of language is PowerShell?
Problem title: What type of language is PowerShell?
Tags: powershell, .net
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46349938_c0 | 46349938 | powershell | 0 | Title: Concatenating variables to pass to exe in powershell
Problem title: Concatenating variables to pass to exe in powershell
Tags: powershell
Problem: Concatenating variables to pass to exe in powershell
Code signals: _.Exception, Concatenating, ErrorActionPreference, Stop, Write-Host, Starting, Copy, Keyspaces, Dev... | Concatenating variables to pass to exe in powershell Concatenating variables to pass to exe in powershell powershell _.Exception Concatenating ErrorActionPreference Stop Write-Host Starting Copy Keyspaces Dev Copying One CopyDatabase.exe _one Start-Sleep Two _two Three _three Four _four Finished Backup EXCEPTION Type _... | [
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46918265_c1 | 46918265 | powershell | 1 | etial Manager $storedCreds=Get-StoredCredential -Target 'MyCreds' -AsCredentialObject I can't seem to figure out how to get this to run properly from SSIS. All the rest of the code seems to run fine except for this call out to Get-StoredCredentials. Help please!
Code signals: an, Windows, Get-StoredCredential, SSIS, Po... | etial Manager $storedCreds=Get-StoredCredential -Target 'MyCreds' -AsCredentialObject I can't seem to figure out how to get this to run properly from SSIS. All the rest of the code seems to run fine except for this call out to Get-StoredCredentials. Help please!
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44580519_c0 | 44580519 | powershell | 0 | Title: Perl : Unable to load a module
Problem title: Perl : Unable to load a module
Tags: perl, powershell
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74228521_c1 | 74228521 | powershell | 1 | )'" -Properties Name, SamAccountName | Select Name,SamAccountName } | Export-CSV -path C:\myfolder\NorthOfficeOutput.csv -NoTypeInformation Does anyone know a quicker way to achieve this?
Code signals: How, Name, DisplayName, Powershell, mycompany.com, Get-Mailbox, Identity, NorthOffice, ResultSize:Unlimited, Get-Mail... | )'" -Properties Name, SamAccountName | Select Name,SamAccountName } | Export-CSV -path C:\myfolder\NorthOfficeOutput.csv -NoTypeInformation Does anyone know a quicker way to achieve this?
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57415452_c0 | 57415452 | powershell | 0 | Title: Unable to retrieve proper error from sharepoint using invoke-webrequest/restmethod
Problem title: Unable to retrieve proper error from sharepoint using invoke-webrequest/restmethod
Tags: rest, sharepoint, powershell
Problem: Unable to retrieve proper error from sharepoint using invoke-webrequest/restmethod
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76842081_c2 | 76842081 | powershell | 2 | 73 kb/sec. Same 08/05/2023 08:59:41 : Checking file (165559.28125 kb) 165559.28125 kb in 5.6360258 seconds, speed 29375.1815774158 kb/sec. Same 08/05/2023 08:59:47 : Checking file (57776.244140625 kb) 57776.244140625 kb in 2.059942
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14299564_c0 | 14299564 | powershell | 0 | Title: Using a C# singleton class in Powershell
Problem title: Using a C# singleton class in Powershell
Tags: singleton, powershell
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22299660_c0 | 22299660 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell get content between quotation marks
Problem title: Powershell get content between quotation marks
Tags: powershell
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24506115_c0 | 24506115 | powershell | 0 | Title: Excel average sum using powershell
Problem title: Excel average sum using powershell
Tags: excel, powershell
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24835871_c0 | 24835871 | powershell | 0 | Title: Run PowerShell ISE from the command line?
Problem title: Run PowerShell ISE from the command line?
Tags: powershell, powershell-ise
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76390972_c0 | 76390972 | powershell | 0 | Title: echo %JAVA_HOME% returns %JAVA_HOME% on Windows Powershell
Problem title: echo %JAVA_HOME% returns %JAVA_HOME% on Windows Powershell
Tags: windows, powershell, environment-variables
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68811398_c0 | 68811398 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to repeat powershell command again and again?
Problem title: How to repeat powershell command again and again?
Tags: powershell
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78038135_c1 | 78038135 | powershell | 1 | = 123 #there is some calc $meanProcRet = 456 #there is some calc return $meanProcRet,$meanMemRet } } TLDR: So we need to "press" 's' button in first script to stop execution of monitor script. How to do it?
Code signals: proc.StandardError, Passing, Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo, psi.FileName, psi.Arguments, Diagnostic... | = 123 #there is some calc $meanProcRet = 456 #there is some calc return $meanProcRet,$meanMemRet } } TLDR: So we need to "press" 's' button in first script to stop execution of monitor script. How to do it?
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30999580_c0 | 30999580 | powershell | 0 | Title: where-object failed to match hash table elements
Problem title: where-object failed to match hash table elements
Tags: filter, where-clause, powershell
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37979829_c0 | 37979829 | powershell | 0 | Title: can a New-Module return a psobject?
Problem title: can a New-Module return a psobject?
Tags: powershell, powershell-module
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72274652_c0 | 72274652 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell use twice invoke-command
Problem title: Powershell use twice invoke-command
Tags: powershell
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19497378_c0 | 19497378 | powershell | 0 | Title: Can you write a powershell script that does the same thing as BGInfo?
Problem title: Can you write a powershell script that does the same thing as BGInfo?
Tags: powershell, scripting
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75803099_c1 | 75803099 | powershell | 1 | region (canadaeast). When I try with a different region (eastus), it says my tenant doesn't allow data factory creation in that region, even though I can do it in the Azure portal as you can see above.
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40179884_c0 | 40179884 | powershell | 0 | Title: Adding .inf drivers using PowerShell, possible?
Problem title: Adding .inf drivers using PowerShell, possible?
Tags: powershell, drivers
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3658396_c0 | 3658396 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to run function in different runspace, PowerShell
Problem title: How to run function in different runspace, PowerShell
Tags: powershell-2.0, powershell
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36624239_c0 | 36624239 | powershell | 0 | Title: Handling JSON Reference with ConvertFrom-Json
Problem title: Handling JSON Reference with ConvertFrom-Json
Tags: powershell, json
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46542846_c0 | 46542846 | powershell | 0 | Title: How do I create global variables using PowerShell?
Problem title: How do I create global variables using PowerShell?
Tags: powershell
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53546254_c0 | 53546254 | powershell | 0 | Title: How do I define an optional parameter in powershell that takes no value? (e.g. get-object -verbose)
Problem title: How do I define an optional parameter in powershell that takes no value? (e.g. get-object -verbose)
Tags: powershell
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58453239_c0 | 58453239 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to encode string to Unicode Powershell
Problem title: How to encode string to Unicode Powershell
Tags: powershell, unicode
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60146982_c0 | 60146982 | powershell | 0 | Title: Subdirectories not found after zipping with Powershell
Problem title: Subdirectories not found after zipping with Powershell
Tags: powershell, zip, compress-archive
Problem: Subdirectories not found after zipping with Powershell
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42705005_c0 | 42705005 | powershell | 0 | Title: Windows Server 2008 R2 editing network settings with powershell
Problem title: Windows Server 2008 R2 editing network settings with powershell
Tags: powershell, network-programming, windows-server-2008-r2
Problem: Windows Server 2008 R2 editing network settings with powershell my goal is to edit the network sett... | Windows Server 2008 R2 editing network settings with powershell Windows Server 2008 R2 editing network settings with powershell powershell network-programming windows-server-2008-r2 Windows Server windows-server-2008-r2 Windows Server 2008 R2 editing network settings with powershell my goal is to edit the network setti... | [
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21684209_c1 | 21684209 | powershell | 1 | wb2.displayAlerts = $false # don't prompt the user $sh2_wb2 = $wb2.sheets | where {$_.name -eq "myWorksheet"} $sh2_wb2.displayAlerts = $false # don't prompt the user $sh2_wb2.delete() #Delete original sheet in template $wb2.close($true) # close and save destination workbook $xl.quit() spps -n excel
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24228263_c0 | 24228263 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to open a file without typing its entire name?
Problem title: How to open a file without typing its entire name?
Tags: autocomplete, cd, command-line-interface, powershell
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25648022_c0 | 25648022 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to extract certain data from HTML using RegEx?
Problem title: How to extract certain data from HTML using RegEx?
Tags: tags, regex, powershell, html
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69769940_c1 | 69769940 | powershell | 1 | -ForegroundColor White -NoNewline write-Host (" Starting in {0:d1}s ..." -f $remain.Seconds) $host.UI.RawUI.CursorPosition = $origpos $spinnerPos += 1 Start-Sleep -seconds $TickLength $remain = ($d - (get-date)) } $host.UI.RawUI.CursorPosition = $origpos }
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70105981_c0 | 70105981 | powershell | 0 | Title: tzutil - FIND: Parameter format not correct PowerShell command
Problem title: tzutil - FIND: Parameter format not correct PowerShell command
Tags: powershell
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37950957_c0 | 37950957 | powershell | 0 | Title: How do I stop Jenkins truncating/wrapping at column 80
Problem title: How do I stop Jenkins truncating/wrapping at column 80
Tags: powershell, jenkins
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17827093_c0 | 17827093 | powershell | 0 | Title: In PowerShell, is it fine to modify a hashtable when iterating over it?
Problem title: In PowerShell, is it fine to modify a hashtable when iterating over it?
Tags: powershell, hashtable
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59613395_c0 | 59613395 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell returns 2 as week number on January 06 2020
Problem title: PowerShell returns 2 as week number on January 06 2020
Tags: week-number, powershell, getdate
Problem: PowerShell returns 2 as week number on January 06 2020 A quick question, apparently today (January 06, 2020) week number should be 2, becaus... | PowerShell returns 2 as week number on January 06 2020 PowerShell returns 2 as week number on January 06 2020 week-number powershell getdate PowerShell January Get-Date UFormat PowerShell returns 2 as week number on January 06 2020 A quick question, apparently today (January 06, 2020) week number should be 2, because t... | [
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61356630_c0 | 61356630 | powershell | 0 | Title: Save HTMLFile ComObject to file in Powershell
Problem title: Save HTMLFile ComObject to file in Powershell
Tags: html, powershell
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54437210_c0 | 54437210 | powershell | 0 | Title: Move-Item and preserve filename casing
Problem title: Move-Item and preserve filename casing
Tags: powershell
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56007312_c0 | 56007312 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to run cmd command in background in invoke-command script block
Problem title: How to run cmd command in background in invoke-command script block
Tags: powershell, powershell-4.0
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19280127_c0 | 19280127 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell script formatting issue
Problem title: Powershell script formatting issue
Tags: formatting, powershell
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6753402_c0 | 6753402 | powershell | 0 | Title: changing text in all files and subfolders
Problem title: changing text in all files and subfolders
Tags: powershell
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31092532_c0 | 31092532 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to show Visual Studio Online build task Write-Verbose statements?
Problem title: How to show Visual Studio Online build task Write-Verbose statements?
Tags: azure-devops, build, powershell
Problem: How to show Visual Studio Online build task Write-Verbose statements? Many Visual Studio Online (VSO) build tas... | How to show Visual Studio Online build task Write-Verbose statements? How to show Visual Studio Online build task Write-Verbose statements? azure-devops build powershell How Visual Studio Online Write-Verbose How to show Visual Studio Online build task Write-Verbose statements? Many Visual Studio Online (VSO) build tas... | [
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39017214_c0 | 39017214 | powershell | 0 | Title: Get-WmiObject command line ADDING text to variable
Problem title: Get-WmiObject command line ADDING text to variable
Tags: get-wmiobject, powershell
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39647488_c0 | 39647488 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell import-CSV missing elements
Problem title: Powershell import-CSV missing elements
Tags: powershell
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35800036_c0 | 35800036 | powershell | 0 | Title: TFS 2012: Is it possible to restart a Build Agent programmatically?
Problem title: TFS 2012: Is it possible to restart a Build Agent programmatically?
Tags: powershell, tfs
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11878641_c0 | 11878641 | powershell | 0 | Title: select part of the line from text file in powershell
Problem title: select part of the line from text file in powershell
Tags: powershell, select, text, file
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45673210_c0 | 45673210 | powershell | 0 | Title: Script to rename a .xml file if exists to .xml.old and end script if .old already exists
Problem title: Script to rename a .xml file if exists to .xml.old and end script if .old already exists
Tags: powershell
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21075012_c0 | 21075012 | powershell | 0 | Title: Function parameterized with global variable
Problem title: Function parameterized with global variable
Tags: powershell, variables, parameters, function
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66523467_c0 | 66523467 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell assign DatabaseCollection to variable
Problem title: Powershell assign DatabaseCollection to variable
Tags: powershell
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27971372_c0 | 27971372 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell: copying profiles from one location to another
Problem title: Powershell: copying profiles from one location to another
Tags: powershell
Problem: Powershell: copying profiles from one location to another trying to iterate over a profiles folder to copy their desktop a new location, but cant piece toge... | Powershell: copying profiles from one location to another Powershell: copying profiles from one location to another powershell one Powershell ForEach-Object Copy-Item Force Destination Users Powershell: copying profiles from one location to another trying to iterate over a profiles folder to copy their desktop a new lo... | [
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41232005_c0 | 41232005 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to instantiate and initialize variable at single line
Problem title: How to instantiate and initialize variable at single line
Tags: powershell
Problem: How to instantiate and initialize variable at single line How to do below on single line? After line is executed value of $b is null $b = ([System.Collectio... | How to instantiate and initialize variable at single line How to instantiate and initialize variable at single line powershell How System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary Add How to instantiate and initialize variable at single line How to do below on single line? After line is executed value of $b is null or | [
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32495975_c0 | 32495975 | powershell | 0 | Title: Maintain line break in CSV file after being added via powershell script
Problem title: Maintain line break in CSV file after being added via powershell script
Tags: powershell
Problem: Maintain line break in CSV file after being added via powershell script I would like to display data in a csv file in the follow... | Maintain line break in CSV file after being added via powershell script Maintain line break in CSV file after being added via powershell script powershell Maintain CSV Maintain line break in CSV file after being added via powershell script I would like to display data in a csv file in the following format by using powe... | [
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46257766_c1 | 46257766 | powershell | 1 | is not success.
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47552003_c0 | 47552003 | powershell | 0 | Title: Why does it show same random number when i run it as a script? #PowerShell
Problem title: Why does it show same random number when i run it as a script? #PowerShell
Tags: powershell
Problem: Why does it show same random number when i run it as a script? #PowerShell Hello guys when i run this script it prints the... | Why does it show same random number when i run it as a script? #PowerShell Why does it show same random number when i run it as a script? #PowerShell powershell Why PowerShell RandomNumber Get-Random Why does it show same random number when i run it as a script? #PowerShell Hello guys when i run this script it prints t... | [
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49863488_c0 | 49863488 | powershell | 0 | Title: Is there a unique user-agent value for a Powershell request?
Problem title: Is there a unique user-agent value for a Powershell request?
Tags: internet-explorer, powershell, request, user-agent
Problem: Is there a unique user-agent value for a Powershell request? I'm trying to parse out requests coming in to a w... | Is there a unique user-agent value for a Powershell request? Is there a unique user-agent value for a Powershell request? internet-explorer powershell request user-agent Powershell Is there a unique user-agent value for a Powershell request? I'm trying to parse out requests coming in to a web page from Powershell vs Br... | [
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52085572_c0 | 52085572 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to use PowerShell to scrape specific Bet365 tag
Problem title: How to use PowerShell to scrape specific Bet365 tag
Tags: powershell, web-scraping
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59832965_c0 | 59832965 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell: Check computer to see if reboot is required otherwise skip
Problem title: Powershell: Check computer to see if reboot is required otherwise skip
Tags: powershell, reboot, restart
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43308684_c1 | 43308684 | powershell | 1 | is 28(without Filtering) $xl.selection.AutoFilter(6,$A) $counter = $ws.UsedRange.SpecialCells(12).Rows.Count Write-Host $counter
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73173317_c1 | 73173317 | powershell | 1 | parameter list. + CategoryInfo : ParserError: (:) [], ParentContainsErrorRecordException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : MissingArgument what am i missing?
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24440597_c0 | 24440597 | powershell | 0 | Title: Want powershell to ask for Computer Name
Problem title: Want powershell to ask for Computer Name
Tags: powershell
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