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43799323_c0
43799323
powershell
0
Title: Compare today's Date with CSV and send out an email if expired Problem title: Compare today's Date with CSV and send out an email if expired Tags: powershell Problem: Compare today's Date with CSV and send out an email if expired Can anyone show me how can I do in order to compare date in CSV files and...
Compare today's Date with CSV and send out an email if expired Compare today's Date with CSV and send out an email if expired powershell Compare Date CSV Compare today's Date with CSV and send out an email if expired Can anyone show me how can I do in order to compare date in CSV files and send out a reminder...
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19802140_c0
19802140
powershell
0
Title: How to hide a parameter in Cmdlet Problem title: How to hide a parameter in Cmdlet Tags: powershell, c%23, powershell-cmdlet Problem: How to hide a parameter in Cmdlet I want to hide a PowerShell Cmdlet parameter from user. Is there any way to do this in C#? I want to use this parameter within my code to trigger...
How to hide a parameter in Cmdlet How to hide a parameter in Cmdlet powershell c%23 powershell-cmdlet How Cmdlet How to hide a parameter in Cmdlet I want to hide a PowerShell Cmdlet parameter from user. Is there any way to do this in C#? I want to use this parameter within my code to trigger the same cmdlet with the hi...
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24019089_c1
24019089
powershell
1
.Minutes} | Where { ({[int]$_.Minutes} -gt 0) -and ({[int]$_.Minutes} -lt 10000) } Error: Cannot convert the "($ .Minutes -gt 0) -and ($ .Minutes -lt 10000)" value of type "System.Management.Automation.ScriptBlock" to type "System.Int32". What is the proper syntax for this? Code signals: Conditional, Logic, Casting, Po...
.Minutes} | Where { ({[int]$_.Minutes} -gt 0) -and ({[int]$_.Minutes} -lt 10000) } Error: Cannot convert the "($ .Minutes -gt 0) -and ($ .Minutes -lt 10000)" value of type "System.Management.Automation.ScriptBlock" to type "System.Int32". What is the proper syntax for this? Code signals: Conditional, Logic, Casting, Po...
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31877426_c1
31877426
powershell
1
in the path (C:\test\wkhtmltopdf\bin\wkhtmltopdf.exe "\sv-fs01\usAG-Data\Kunden\ATEC\Reporting\IntelliPool\" + $monat + "\index.htm"C:\test\Report.pdf) Thanks 4 help! enter code here Code signals: Powershell, WKHTMLTOPDF, Can, Input-Path, PDFConverter, Get-Date, Format, sv-fs01, Kunden, ATEC, Reporting, IntelliPool, i...
in the path (C:\test\wkhtmltopdf\bin\wkhtmltopdf.exe "\sv-fs01\usAG-Data\Kunden\ATEC\Reporting\IntelliPool\" + $monat + "\index.htm"C:\test\Report.pdf) Thanks 4 help! enter code here Code signals: Powershell, WKHTMLTOPDF, Can, Input-Path, PDFConverter, Get-Date, Format, sv-fs01, Kunden, ATEC, Reporting, IntelliPool, i...
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72555300_c2
72555300
powershell
2
)\n", Code signals: A, C, point_2, which, VSCode, File, triangulation.c, Author, kene02, Last, License, All, Description, Uses, _USE_MATH_DEFINES, stdio.h, stdlib.h, math.h, string.h, distance_between, point_1, find_gradient, Allocating, point_a, point_b, point_c, point_d, Print, Evaluate, point_x, bng_ba, bng_dc, bng_...
)\n", Code signals: A, C, point_2, which, VSCode, File, triangulation.c, Author, kene02, Last, License, All, Description, Uses, _USE_MATH_DEFINES, stdio.h, stdlib.h, math.h, string.h, distance_between, point_1, find_gradient, Allocating, point_a, point_b, point_c, point_d, Print, Evaluate, point_x, bng_ba, bng_dc, bng_...
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57180161_c0
57180161
powershell
0
Title: Delete a specefic string in the textfile Problem title: Delete a specefic string in the textfile Tags: powershell Problem: Delete a specefic string in the textfile Delete the only occurrence of "(123456789)" anywhere in a text file including both open and close parenthesis get-content "D:\testing.txt" | % {$_ -r...
Delete a specefic string in the textfile Delete a specefic string in the textfile powershell Delete testing.txt Out-File out.txt Delete a specefic string in the textfile Delete the only occurrence of "(123456789)" anywhere in a text file including both open and close parenthesis
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27489061_c0
27489061
powershell
0
Title: Using PowerShell variable for example in FTP.exe Problem title: Using PowerShell variable for example in FTP.exe Tags: variables, powershell Problem: Using PowerShell variable for example in FTP.exe How do you use powershell variables when you run program in it? Is it simply not possible? Example: $url = "test.c...
Using PowerShell variable for example in FTP.exe Using PowerShell variable for example in FTP.exe variables powershell Using PowerShell FTP.exe test.com Unknown Using PowerShell variable for example in FTP.exe How do you use powershell variables when you run program in it? Is it simply not possible? Example:
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18704610_c0
18704610
powershell
0
Title: Powershell connect to firebird Problem title: Powershell connect to firebird Tags: powershell, firebird Problem: Powershell connect to firebird Hey I was wondering how one could connect to a firebird database (gdb) file from within powershell. Is there a way to use the .net data provider for firebird to connect?...
Powershell connect to firebird Powershell connect to firebird powershell firebird Powershell Powershell connect to firebird Hey I was wondering how one could connect to a firebird database (gdb) file from within powershell. Is there a way to use the .net data provider for firebird to connect? Is there a way to connect ...
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59288673_c0
59288673
powershell
0
Title: C# Active Directory Search Problem title: C# Active Directory Search Tags: active-directory, c%23, powershell Problem: C# Active Directory Search I have this powershell function and i want to make it as a C# function. How can i put it into C#? Get-ADComputer -filter {Name -Like 'myComp'} -property * | select Dis...
C# Active Directory Search C# Active Directory Search active-directory c%23 powershell Active Directory Search Get-ADComputer Name Like DistinguishedName C# Active Directory Search I have this powershell function and i want to make it as a C# function. How can i put it into C#?
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59629271_c0
59629271
powershell
0
Title: Duration of tasks with Windows Task scheduler Problem title: Duration of tasks with Windows Task scheduler Tags: powershell Problem: Duration of tasks with Windows Task scheduler Is it possible to know the duration of a certain task to calculate from "Created Task Process" to "Task completed"? Task scheduler onl...
Duration of tasks with Windows Task scheduler Duration of tasks with Windows Task scheduler powershell Duration Windows Task Duration of tasks with Windows Task scheduler Is it possible to know the duration of a certain task to calculate from "Created Task Process" to "Task completed"? Task scheduler only show the Last...
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64402624_c0
64402624
powershell
0
Title: Is there an easy way to have Powershell always show the actual value? Problem title: Is there an easy way to have Powershell always show the actual value? Tags: powershell Problem: Is there an easy way to have Powershell always show the actual value? These things drive me nuts: Is there an easy way to have Power...
Is there an easy way to have Powershell always show the actual value? Is there an easy way to have Powershell always show the actual value? powershell Powershell Is there an easy way to have Powershell always show the actual value? These things drive me nuts: Is there an easy way to have Powershell just show me the emp...
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43980664_c0
43980664
powershell
0
Title: Array to read different values Problem title: Array to read different values Tags: arrays, powershell Problem: Array to read different values How can I input multiple values in PowerShell and have those values stored in a variable? For example: $value = Read-Host "Enter the value's" #I need 15 values to be enter...
Array to read different values Array to read different values arrays powershell Array Read-Host Enter Array to read different values How can I input multiple values in PowerShell and have those values stored in a variable? For example: And then recall them e.g:
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21345314_c0
21345314
powershell
0
Title: Run ScriptBlock with different credentials Problem title: Run ScriptBlock with different credentials Tags: powershell, credentials Problem: Run ScriptBlock with different credentials I have a script, that determines a userid; once I have that userid, I want to run a script block against that userid using differe...
Run ScriptBlock with different credentials Run ScriptBlock with different credentials powershell credentials Run ScriptBlock Run ScriptBlock with different credentials I have a script, that determines a userid; once I have that userid, I want to run a script block against that userid using different credentials. Is thi...
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69465977_c0
69465977
powershell
0
Title: Batch insert into Azure Table Storage using Power Shell Problem title: Batch insert into Azure Table Storage using Power Shell Tags: powershell, azure-table-storage Problem: Batch insert into Azure Table Storage using Power Shell Is there something similar to the AzureTableEntity module that can be used to inser...
Batch insert into Azure Table Storage using Power Shell Batch insert into Azure Table Storage using Power Shell powershell azure-table-storage Power Batch Azure Table Storage Shell Batch insert into Azure Table Storage using Power Shell Is there something similar to the AzureTableEntity module that can be used to inser...
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28006440
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13240412_c0
13240412
powershell
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Title: Add contact to Exchange public folder with C# or PowerShell Problem title: Add contact to Exchange public folder with C# or PowerShell Tags: exchange-server, powershell, c%23, exchange-server-2010 Problem: Add contact to Exchange public folder with C# or PowerShell How do I add a contact to an Exchange Server 20...
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50524540_c0
50524540
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Title: Select only two decimal places without rounding up Problem title: Select only two decimal places without rounding up Tags: powershell Problem: Select only two decimal places without rounding up I want to select only two decimal places without rounding up. $d = 123000.1264 '{0:f2}' -f $d Result: 123000,13 , but I...
Select only two decimal places without rounding up Select only two decimal places without rounding up powershell Select Select only two decimal places without rounding up I want to select only two decimal places without rounding up. Result: 123000,13 , but I need the result 123000,12 Any ideas to solve this problem? Th...
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45484159
powershell
0
Title: Powershell How to register an event on network connection lost? Problem title: Powershell How to register an event on network connection lost? Tags: wmi, powershell Problem: Powershell How to register an event on network connection lost? Any idea how to register PowerShell event on disconnect network? Something ...
Powershell How to register an event on network connection lost? Powershell How to register an event on network connection lost? wmi powershell Powershell How on_disconnet Powershell How to register an event on network connection lost? Any idea how to register PowerShell event on disconnect network? Something like
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50398699
powershell
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Title: How do you set a variables in powershell Problem title: How do you set a variables in powershell Tags: powershell, azure-devops, azure-pipelines-release-pipeline Problem: How do you set a variables in powershell I am trying to set variables in a PowerShell so I can use them in custom conditions in a release defi...
How do you set a variables in powershell How do you set a variables in powershell powershell azure-devops azure-pipelines-release-pipeline How How do you set a variables in powershell I am trying to set variables in a PowerShell so I can use them in custom conditions in a release definitions, so i can prevent phases fr...
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22192195
powershell
0
Title: It is possible to use BoxedApp SDK with powershell? Problem title: It is possible to use BoxedApp SDK with powershell? Tags: c%23, .net, powershell Problem: It is possible to use BoxedApp SDK with powershell? It is possible to load BoxedApp SDK dll with Powershell and use it? Link to SDK: http://www.boxedapp.com...
It is possible to use BoxedApp SDK with powershell? It is possible to use BoxedApp SDK with powershell? c%23 .net powershell BoxedApp SDK It is possible to use BoxedApp SDK with powershell? It is possible to load BoxedApp SDK dll with Powershell and use it? Link to SDK: http://www.boxedapp.com/boxedappsdk/ This is not ...
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30775252_c0
30775252
powershell
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Title: Processing ForeignSecurityPrincipal Problem title: Processing ForeignSecurityPrincipal Tags: active-directory, powershell Problem: Processing ForeignSecurityPrincipal DomainA and DomainB trust each other. Some DomainB users are members of DomainA local domain groups. How can I get ForeignSecurityPrincipal in Pow...
Processing ForeignSecurityPrincipal Processing ForeignSecurityPrincipal active-directory powershell Processing ForeignSecurityPrincipal DomainA DomainB Processing ForeignSecurityPrincipal DomainA and DomainB trust each other. Some DomainB users are members of DomainA local domain groups. How can I get ForeignSecurityPr...
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Title: Loading XML string with PowerShell Problem title: Loading XML string with PowerShell Tags: xml, powershell Problem: Loading XML string with PowerShell I have defined an XML string using $str = "<a><b></b></a>" Now I want to load it into a [xml] variable to be able to manipulate it's nodes etc. The row below resu...
Loading XML string with PowerShell Loading XML string with PowerShell xml powershell Loading XML PowerShell Loading XML string with PowerShell I have defined an XML string using Now I want to load it into a [xml] variable to be able to manipulate it's nodes etc. The row below results in an error... How do I do this?
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35879455
powershell
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Title: Can I use nuget packages for octopus scriptcs deploy script? Problem title: Can I use nuget packages for octopus scriptcs deploy script? Tags: octopus-deploy, powershell, nuget, scriptcs Problem: Can I use nuget packages for octopus scriptcs deploy script? I would like to use functionality contained in a nuget p...
Can I use nuget packages for octopus scriptcs deploy script? Can I use nuget packages for octopus scriptcs deploy script? octopus-deploy powershell nuget scriptcs Can Can I use nuget packages for octopus scriptcs deploy script? I would like to use functionality contained in a nuget package in one of my octopus scriptcs...
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50240713
powershell
0
Title: how to take users off ad groups user is part of Problem title: how to take users off ad groups user is part of Tags: powershell, active-directory Problem: how to take users off ad groups user is part of We are trying to take user off all ad groups when user is termed in HR Database. I have the termination of use...
how to take users off ad groups user is part of how to take users off ad groups user is part of powershell active-directory how to take users off ad groups user is part of We are trying to take user off all ad groups when user is termed in HR Database. I have the termination of user account figured out but how can we t...
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60735035
powershell
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�程运行空间会话的友好名称. PS / > File: https://1drv.ms/f/s!AtftJLuuzIqngqg598UpNi1x5YJ8bQ Code signals: How, XML, PowerShell, PSscriptroot, System.Management.Automation.xml, paramen.txt, file.Directoryname, ChildPath, file.name.replace, f.SelectNodes, en.txt, as.InnerXml, matches.value, Bottom, _.length, en.length, cn1, as.Innert...
�程运行空间会话的友好名称. PS / > File: https://1drv.ms/f/s!AtftJLuuzIqngqg598UpNi1x5YJ8bQ Code signals: How, XML, PowerShell, PSscriptroot, System.Management.Automation.xml, paramen.txt, file.Directoryname, ChildPath, file.name.replace, f.SelectNodes, en.txt, as.InnerXml, matches.value, Bottom, _.length, en.length, cn1, as.Innert...
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43932547
powershell
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System.Net.HttpWebRequest, System.Net.WebRequest, Create, request.Method, request.Headers.Add, Authorization, request.ContentType, request.GetRequestStream, body.write, post_body.length, body.flush, body.close, request.GetResponse, Z94j23TcYmokjBDCxkym0NiHV, rFuQSD61VF0BUu3j4DKqRxOSFyhQfZ7xvw8Nk0qmYT1kMAOTNP, pP4QyXIZ...
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73698605_c0
73698605
powershell
0
Title: Powershell how to use the &lt; (redirect) Problem title: Powershell how to use the &lt; (redirect) Tags: powershell, terminal Problem: Powershell how to use the < (redirect) Something like this will work in shell , cmd , bash and so on, but NOT in powershell : mysql -u username -p database_name < file.sql Is the...
Powershell how to use the &lt; (redirect) Powershell how to use the &lt; (redirect) powershell terminal Powershell database_name file.sql Powershell how to use the < (redirect) Something like this will work in shell , cmd , bash and so on, but NOT in powershell : Is there a simple way to use this the same way in powesh...
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55268513_c0
55268513
powershell
0
Title: Azure Accelerated Networking Enable Error PowerShell Status Code: 400 Problem title: Azure Accelerated Networking Enable Error PowerShell Status Code: 400 Tags: azure-rm, powershell, azure Problem: Azure Accelerated Networking Enable Error PowerShell Status Code: 400 Azure Accelerated Networking Enable Error Pow...
Azure Accelerated Networking Enable Error PowerShell Status Code: 400 Azure Accelerated Networking Enable Error PowerShell Status Code: 400 azure-rm powershell azure Azure Accelerated Networking Enable Error PowerShell Status Azure Accelerated Networking Enable Error PowerShell Status Code: 400 Azure Accelerated Networ...
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/26/2016 8:39PM 19 #settings/devices/1/239a9cd0-d6c9-4e7d-9918-0cd686a57aac But I'm quiet sure that there's a better way, instead of duplicating the groups, excluding stuff etc. to use some other/better technics, which I'll be happy to learn. What is your suggestion? Code signals: Regex, Improvement, Storage, Sync, Act...
/26/2016 8:39PM 19 #settings/devices/1/239a9cd0-d6c9-4e7d-9918-0cd686a57aac But I'm quiet sure that there's a better way, instead of duplicating the groups, excluding stuff etc. to use some other/better technics, which I'll be happy to learn. What is your suggestion? Code signals: Regex, Improvement, Storage, Sync, Act...
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36089865_c0
36089865
powershell
0
Title: try..catch not working? Problem title: try..catch not working? Tags: powershell Problem: try..catch not working? Code signals: _.Exception, ItemNotFoundException, try..catch, ReadFile, script:fileInfo, Get-Content, Write-Host, _.Exception.Message, Cannot, test.xml, test.ps1:3, char:29, CategoryInfo, ObjectNotFou...
try..catch not working? try..catch not working? powershell _.Exception ItemNotFoundException try..catch ReadFile script:fileInfo Get-Content Write-Host _.Exception.Message Cannot test.xml test.ps1:3 char:29 CategoryInfo ObjectNotFound test.xml:String FullyQualifiedErrorId PathNotFound Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.GetC...
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56843510
powershell
0
Title: convert date to unix timestamp in powershell Problem title: convert date to unix timestamp in powershell Tags: datetime, timestamp, powershell Problem: convert date to unix timestamp in powershell I want to convert any date time (not current) format into unix timestamp. $dateToConvert = "2018-12-11 01:00:00" inp...
convert date to unix timestamp in powershell convert date to unix timestamp in powershell datetime timestamp powershell convert date to unix timestamp in powershell I want to convert any date time (not current) format into unix timestamp. $dateToConvert = "2018-12-11 01:00:00" input: $dateToConvert output: 1544490000 (...
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34043225_c0
34043225
powershell
0
Title: Get-Package not recognized Problem title: Get-Package not recognized Tags: powershell Problem: Get-Package not recognized When using Get-Package I get the below response: Get-package is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet I've searched using Get-Command -Name *Get* and don't see Get-Package . Does it need to ...
Get-Package not recognized Get-Package not recognized powershell Get-Package Get-Command Name Get Get-Package not recognized When using Get-Package I get the below response: I've searched using Get-Command -Name *Get* and don't see Get-Package . Does it need to be installed separately? I wouldn't have thought it did.
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47684232_c1
47684232
powershell
1
(events.js:188:7) Code signals: Request.onRequestError, Error, Please, Users, UserName, Demo, Downloading, raw.githubusercontent.com, truffle.js, Request._callback, AppData, Roaming, node_modules, cli.bundled.js:311386:23, self.callback, cli.bundled.js:283165:22, events.js:96:13, Request.emit, events.js:188:7, cli.bun...
(events.js:188:7) Code signals: Request.onRequestError, Error, Please, Users, UserName, Demo, Downloading, raw.githubusercontent.com, truffle.js, Request._callback, AppData, Roaming, node_modules, cli.bundled.js:311386:23, self.callback, cli.bundled.js:283165:22, events.js:96:13, Request.emit, events.js:188:7, cli.bun...
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60391813_c0
60391813
powershell
0
Title: Using powershell for newbie Problem title: Using powershell for newbie Tags: powershell Problem: Using powershell for newbie im trying to figure out task b)using PowerShell. i used get-psdrive for task a) but im lost with task b) any help would be great im new to PowerShell a) Display a list of disk volumes. b) ...
Using powershell for newbie Using powershell for newbie powershell Using Using powershell for newbie im trying to figure out task b)using PowerShell. i used get-psdrive for task a) but im lost with task b) any help would be great im new to PowerShell a) Display a list of disk volumes. b) Display a list that shows the m...
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73604283_c0
73604283
powershell
0
Title: What is the command to remove git? Problem title: What is the command to remove git? Tags: powershell Problem: What is the command to remove git? I tried to remove git from my subfolder react project in my parent folder MERN project.. I tried the command rm -rf .git in my react/frontend folder but it display : R...
What is the command to remove git? What is the command to remove git? powershell What Remove-Item What is the command to remove git? I tried to remove git from my subfolder react project in my parent folder MERN project.. I tried the command rm -rf .git in my react/frontend folder but it display :
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23809387_c0
23809387
powershell
0
Title: SharePoint Farm Feature Problem title: SharePoint Farm Feature Tags: powershell, sharepoint-2010, sharepoint-feature, sharepoint Problem: SharePoint Farm Feature I want to install .wsp but it gives an error saying that there is a farm feature in which need to be removed. how to Remove Farm Feature (Farm Level Fe...
SharePoint Farm Feature SharePoint Farm Feature powershell sharepoint-2010 sharepoint-feature sharepoint SharePoint Farm Feature sharepoint-2010 SharePoint Farm Feature I want to install .wsp but it gives an error saying that there is a farm feature in which need to be removed. how to Remove Farm Feature (Farm Level Fe...
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62547202_c1
62547202
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like: $Users = Import-Csv $Csvfile Foreach ($MGR in $users){ $supID=$MGR.MGRID $RowIndex=[array]::Indexof($MGR.MGR.NAME,"$supID") } Any helpful suggestions welcome. Thank you Code signals: Powershell, Modify, CSV, Name, MGRID, MGRNAME, Bob, Smith, Drake, Suzy, Long, Jane, John, Bass, Sup, Import-Csv, Csvfile, Foreach,...
like: $Users = Import-Csv $Csvfile Foreach ($MGR in $users){ $supID=$MGR.MGRID $RowIndex=[array]::Indexof($MGR.MGR.NAME,"$supID") } Any helpful suggestions welcome. Thank you Code signals: Powershell, Modify, CSV, Name, MGRID, MGRNAME, Bob, Smith, Drake, Suzy, Long, Jane, John, Bass, Sup, Import-Csv, Csvfile, Foreach,...
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35389753_c0
35389753
powershell
0
Title: Multiple array in for loop with powershell Problem title: Multiple array in for loop with powershell Tags: powershell Problem: Multiple array in for loop with powershell Hey guys，I want run the for loop like below $a is gt 0 and lt 5,$b is gt 2 and lt 7,I nned loop result like this（this is $a and $b ） this is 1 ...
Multiple array in for loop with powershell Multiple array in for loop with powershell powershell Multiple Multiple array in for loop with powershell Hey guys，I want run the for loop like below $a is gt 0 and lt 5,$b is gt 2 and lt 7,I nned loop result like this（this is $a and $b ） this is 1 and 3 this is 2 and 4 this i...
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36713528_c0
36713528
powershell
0
Title: Powershell how to convert to hashmap or 2d array Problem title: Powershell how to convert to hashmap or 2d array Tags: arrays, powershell, hashmap Problem: Powershell how to convert to hashmap or 2d array I have a text file containing following data... I want to access them inside powershell ISE as a 2d array or...
Powershell how to convert to hashmap or 2d array Powershell how to convert to hashmap or 2d array arrays powershell hashmap Powershell Powershell how to convert to hashmap or 2d array I have a text file containing following data... I want to access them inside powershell ISE as a 2d array or hashmap. how ?
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71437145_c0
71437145
powershell
0
Title: Execute command by pressing enter with no input in PowerShell Problem title: Execute command by pressing enter with no input in PowerShell Tags: powershell Problem: Execute command by pressing enter with no input in PowerShell This is a PowerShell version of this question . I would like PowerShell to do ls whene...
Execute command by pressing enter with no input in PowerShell Execute command by pressing enter with no input in PowerShell powershell Execute PowerShell Execute command by pressing enter with no input in PowerShell This is a PowerShell version of this question . I would like PowerShell to do ls whenever I press enter ...
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56279297_c0
56279297
powershell
0
Title: Use tf.exe to create a new label from an existing label Problem title: Use tf.exe to create a new label from an existing label Tags: tfs, powershell Problem: Use tf.exe to create a new label from an existing label In Visual Studio it is possible to create a new source control label from the files associated with...
Use tf.exe to create a new label from an existing label Use tf.exe to create a new label from an existing label tfs powershell an Use tf.exe Use tf.exe to create a new label from an existing label In Visual Studio it is possible to create a new source control label from the files associated with an existing label. How ...
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2497078_c0
2497078
powershell
0
Title: PowerShell question Problem title: PowerShell question Tags: powershell Problem: PowerShell question Hey I got the following ps for retrieving the site template from SharePoint,but I do not quite undersantd what does the second half of the script( | ? {$_.IsHidden -eq $false }) does? Can someone explain this to ...
PowerShell question PowerShell question powershell PowerShell PowerShell question Hey I got the following ps for retrieving the site template from SharePoint,but I do not quite undersantd what does the second half of the script( | ? {$_.IsHidden -eq $false }) does? Can someone explain this to me please as I am fairly n...
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52429998_c0
52429998
powershell
0
Title: Change runtime version azure functions with powershell Problem title: Change runtime version azure functions with powershell Tags: powershell, azure, runtime, function Problem: Change runtime version azure functions with powershell Can the "latest" version of runtime from Azure Functions be changed to version "1...
Change runtime version azure functions with powershell Change runtime version azure functions with powershell powershell azure runtime function Change Change runtime version azure functions with powershell Can the "latest" version of runtime from Azure Functions be changed to version "1", using PowerShell? I can not fi...
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embed
52622313_c0
52622313
powershell
0
Title: Can I change the V-Net of an existing NIC? Problem title: Can I change the V-Net of an existing NIC? Tags: azure-devops, azure, powershell, azure-virtual-network Problem: Can I change the V-Net of an existing NIC? An Azure resource NIC (Network Interface) is initially attached to a V-Net while created. Can I cha...
Can I change the V-Net of an existing NIC? Can I change the V-Net of an existing NIC? azure-devops azure powershell azure-virtual-network Can V-Net NIC Can I change the V-Net of an existing NIC? An Azure resource NIC (Network Interface) is initially attached to a V-Net while created. Can I change the V-Net later? If so...
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20526979_c1
20526979
powershell
1
inside double quotes (") Code signals: CommandNotFoundException, Powershell, Users, Administrator, mysqldump.exe, u$mysqluser, p$mysqlpass, Out-File, env:TEMP, database_backup, global_$timestamp.sql, Encoding, UTF8, Program, Files, MySQL, Server, pbackup_password, ADMINI, AppData, Local, Temp, global_2013-12-11T11:47:...
inside double quotes (") Code signals: CommandNotFoundException, Powershell, Users, Administrator, mysqldump.exe, u$mysqluser, p$mysqlpass, Out-File, env:TEMP, database_backup, global_$timestamp.sql, Encoding, UTF8, Program, Files, MySQL, Server, pbackup_password, ADMINI, AppData, Local, Temp, global_2013-12-11T11:47:...
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76852006_c0
76852006
powershell
0
Title: Ignore all chars between marks on regex Problem title: Ignore all chars between marks on regex Tags: powershell, regex Problem: Ignore all chars between marks on regex I need to ignore all between two marks, but what I get is all inside it. With the regex '.*?' and input asd'asd'asd 'asd'asd I get only the match...
Ignore all chars between marks on regex Ignore all chars between marks on regex powershell regex Ignore Ignore all chars between marks on regex I need to ignore all between two marks, but what I get is all inside it. With the regex '.*?' and input asd'asd'asd 'asd'asd I get only the matches 'asd' and 'asd' . https://re...
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67304474_c0
67304474
powershell
0
Title: how can I convert normal string to json object in Powershell Problem title: how can I convert normal string to json object in Powershell Tags: powershell, json Problem: how can I convert normal string to json object in Powershell I have this table in normal string format , I want to convert this string to json o...
how can I convert normal string to json object in Powershell how can I convert normal string to json object in Powershell powershell json Powershell ConvertTo-Json how can I convert normal string to json object in Powershell I have this table in normal string format , I want to convert this string to json object in Pow...
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68943649_c0
68943649
powershell
0
Title: Remove properties from files in powershell Problem title: Remove properties from files in powershell Tags: powershell Problem: Remove properties from files in powershell I need to remove all properties (title, author, camera,...) from files in one folder with PowerShell (in Windows 10). Is that even possible or ...
Remove properties from files in powershell Remove properties from files in powershell powershell files Remove Remove properties from files in powershell I need to remove all properties (title, author, camera,...) from files in one folder with PowerShell (in Windows 10). Is that even possible or any simple command to do...
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36621851_c2
36621851
powershell
2
list ? I tried this: but it doesn't work: # NOTE: this code does not work ! PS > dir|get-filehash|select-object hash, (path|Resolve-Path -relative) Code signals: How, Produce, HTML, Table, Filehashes, Relative, Path, Only, Algorithm, sha1, Hash, DA39A3EE5E6B4B0D3255BFEF95601890AFD80709, empty.txt, hello.txt, ConvertTo...
list ? I tried this: but it doesn't work: # NOTE: this code does not work ! PS > dir|get-filehash|select-object hash, (path|Resolve-Path -relative) Code signals: How, Produce, HTML, Table, Filehashes, Relative, Path, Only, Algorithm, sha1, Hash, DA39A3EE5E6B4B0D3255BFEF95601890AFD80709, empty.txt, hello.txt, ConvertTo...
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636722_c0
636722
powershell
0
Title: Powershell Sqlcmd popup in c# Problem title: Powershell Sqlcmd popup in c# Tags: c%23, powershell, pshost, sql-server, sqlcmd Problem: Powershell Sqlcmd popup in c# I have a PSHost object executing a Powershell script myscript.ps1 and that .ps1 script is executing sqlcmd.exe to get what it needs done. Is there a...
Powershell Sqlcmd popup in c# Powershell Sqlcmd popup in c# c%23 powershell pshost sql-server sqlcmd Powershell Sqlcmd Powershell Sqlcmd popup in c# I have a PSHost object executing a Powershell script myscript.ps1 and that .ps1 script is executing sqlcmd.exe to get what it needs done. Is there a way to keep it from po...
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71505413_c0
71505413
powershell
0
Title: how to insert javascript code into powershell? Problem title: how to insert javascript code into powershell? Tags: javascript, powershell Problem: how to insert javascript code into powershell? I want to assign 3000 lines of javascript code to $variable but I am getting the following error. Even though I put the...
how to insert javascript code into powershell? how to insert javascript code into powershell? javascript powershell how to insert javascript code into powershell? I want to assign 3000 lines of javascript code to $variable but I am getting the following error. Even though I put the @ signs at the beginning and the end,...
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9933964_c0
9933964
powershell
0
Title: Is there a way to integrate Git into the Windows cmd or PowerShell? Problem title: Is there a way to integrate Git into the Windows cmd or PowerShell? Tags: cmd, git, windows, powershell Problem: Is there a way to integrate Git into the Windows cmd or PowerShell? Is there a way to integrate Git into the Windows ...
Is there a way to integrate Git into the Windows cmd or PowerShell? Is there a way to integrate Git into the Windows cmd or PowerShell? cmd git windows powershell Git Windows PowerShell Is there a way to integrate Git into the Windows cmd or PowerShell? Is there a way to integrate Git into the Windows cmd or PowerShell...
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10449734_c0
10449734
powershell
0
Title: How to copy a folder in the same directory with different name? Problem title: How to copy a folder in the same directory with different name? Tags: powershell-2.0, powershell Problem: How to copy a folder in the same directory with different name? I am trying to copy the folder and rename it. How to do it with ...
How to copy a folder in the same directory with different name? How to copy a folder in the same directory with different name? powershell-2.0 powershell How powershell-2.0 How to copy a folder in the same directory with different name? I am trying to copy the folder and rename it. How to do it with powershell? Copy-it...
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27685971_c0
27685971
powershell
0
Title: How to get full remote path in Powershell? Problem title: How to get full remote path in Powershell? Tags: powershell, path Problem: How to get full remote path in Powershell? Let's say I have a virtual R: drive that actually goes to \\filesrver\share . How can I get the full remote path of a file, expanding net...
How to get full remote path in Powershell? How to get full remote path in Powershell? powershell path How Powershell Scripts s.ps1 How to get full remote path in Powershell? Let's say I have a virtual R: drive that actually goes to \\filesrver\share . How can I get the full remote path of a file, expanding net shares? ...
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31848005_c1
31848005
powershell
1
, MYComputer, Temp, Password.txt, AA140294, MyCredential, New-Object, TypeName, System.Management.Automation.PSCredential, ArgumentList, Get-Content, ConvertTo-SecureString, Invoke-Command, ComputerName, ScriptBlock, Trunk, sprint17qcReset.ps1, Credential, JenkinsCI, powershell.exe, Windows, hudson7326095447547431161.p...
, MYComputer, Temp, Password.txt, AA140294, MyCredential, New-Object, TypeName, System.Management.Automation.PSCredential, ArgumentList, Get-Content, ConvertTo-SecureString, Invoke-Command, ComputerName, ScriptBlock, Trunk, sprint17qcReset.ps1, Credential, JenkinsCI, powershell.exe, Windows, hudson7326095447547431161.p...
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embed
71339684_c0
71339684
powershell
0
Title: Default git to use --no-color in Powershell Problem title: Default git to use --no-color in Powershell Tags: powershell, git Problem: Default git to use --no-color in Powershell Is there any way to default git commands to use --no-color at a Powershell command prompt? It's too hard to read dark red on a black ba...
Default git to use --no-color in Powershell Default git to use --no-color in Powershell powershell git Default Powershell Default git to use --no-color in Powershell Is there any way to default git commands to use --no-color at a Powershell command prompt? It's too hard to read dark red on a black background and would ...
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[ 262, 1021, 7136, 62270, 47, 4527, 4210, 157, 46133, 23, 17170, 128019, 14537, 2499, 3917, 114977, 75101, 9, 99, 105876, 5792, 7941, 12301, 43334, 4842, 22556, 76615, 26267, 10644, 27983 ]
[ 0.10491943359375, 0.1973876953125, 0.1077880859375, 0.252685546875, 0.011505126953125, 0.1063232421875, 0.12255859375, 0.1622314453125, 0.222900390625, 0.027069091796875, 0.1416015625, 0.22998046875, 0.107421875, 0.00836181640625, 0.04608154296875, 0.2415771484375, 0.199951171875, ...
embed
73476640_c0
73476640
powershell
0
Title: How to reference PSCredential.Empty in powershell script Problem title: How to reference PSCredential.Empty in powershell script Tags: syntax, powershell, static-members Problem: How to reference PSCredential.Empty in powershell script I am trying to use empty credentials for anonymous access. How to I set a var...
How to reference PSCredential.Empty in powershell script How to reference PSCredential.Empty in powershell script syntax powershell static-members How PSCredential.Empty How to reference PSCredential.Empty in powershell script I am trying to use empty credentials for anonymous access. How to I set a variable to empty c...
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[ 0.04315185546875, 0.2239990234375, 0.1463623046875, 0.152099609375, 0.1982421875, 0.184326171875, 0.206298828125, 0.1328125, 0.182861328125, 0.1773681640625, 0.0261077880859375, 0.107177734375, 0.0269927978515625, 0.14013671875, 0.005401611328125, 0.049163818359375, 0.024459838867187...
embed
25172694_c2
25172694
powershell
2
4,00,04,00,00,00,01,01,00,00,00,00,00,10,00,10,00,00,02,00,34,00,02,00,00,00,00,00,18,00,0B,00,00,00,01,02,00,00,00,00,00,0F,02,00,00,00,01,00,00,00,00,00,14,00,0B,00,00,00,01,01,00,00,00,00,00,01,00,00,00,00,01,02,00,00,00,00,00,05,20,00,00,00,20,02,00,00,01,02,00,00,00,00,00,05,20,00,00,00,20,02,00,00' $result = $sub...
4,00,04,00,00,00,01,01,00,00,00,00,00,10,00,10,00,00,02,00,34,00,02,00,00,00,00,00,18,00,0B,00,00,00,01,02,00,00,00,00,00,0F,02,00,00,00,01,00,00,00,00,00,14,00,0B,00,00,00,01,01,00,00,00,00,00,01,00,00,00,00,01,02,00,00,00,00,00,05,20,00,00,00,20,02,00,00,01,02,00,00,00,00,00,05,20,00,00,00,20,02,00,00' $result = $sub...
[ 0.00567626953125, 0.0169677734375, -0.000732421875, 0.0281982421875, -0.000400543212890625, 0.015869140625, -0.011474609375, 0.01214599609375, 0.00872802734375, 0.0186767578125, -0.0026092529296875, 0.004425048828125, -0.00799560546875, -0.004058837890625, 0.005615234375, 0.00260925292...
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embed
66565442_c0
66565442
powershell
0
Title: Mimic windows wildcard search using PowerShell script Problem title: Mimic windows wildcard search using PowerShell script Tags: powershell Problem: Mimic windows wildcard search using PowerShell script got an requirement to find whether document has any ip address in it. do we have any PowerShell script/command...
Mimic windows wildcard search using PowerShell script Mimic windows wildcard search using PowerShell script powershell PowerShell Mimic Mimic windows wildcard search using PowerShell script got an requirement to find whether document has any ip address in it. do we have any PowerShell script/command to do it for any fi...
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embed
37313302_c1
37313302
powershell
1
Output $dir Write-Output $ext Write-Output $file $Newname = $file + " -Wrongversion" + $ext Write-Output $Newname Rename-Item -Path $OldName -NewName $Newname -WhatIf Rename-Item -Path $_ -NewName $OldName -WhatIf } } Code signals: Recover, Get-ChildItem, ForEach-Object, _.name, s-Didi2015, OldName, _.DirectoryName, _....
Output $dir Write-Output $ext Write-Output $file $Newname = $file + " -Wrongversion" + $ext Write-Output $Newname Rename-Item -Path $OldName -NewName $Newname -WhatIf Rename-Item -Path $_ -NewName $OldName -WhatIf } } Code signals: Recover, Get-ChildItem, ForEach-Object, _.name, s-Didi2015, OldName, _.DirectoryName, _....
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[ 0.180908203125, 0.1416015625, 0.0521240234375, 0.172607421875, 0.0460205078125, 0.1712646484375, 0.1834716796875, 0.088623046875, 0.10693359375, 0.2005615234375, 0.152099609375, 0.2193603515625, 0.0438232421875, 0.059906005859375, 0.1298828125, 0.187255859375, 0.1082763671875, 0.00...
embed
52146848_c0
52146848
powershell
0
Title: Last logon script Problem title: Last logon script Tags: powershell, active-directory Problem: Last logon script I would like to know how can I check the last login in my domain. I need to know how many days the user isn't logged in (Some variable that will be like a counter). for example, CSV file that will be ...
Last logon script Last logon script powershell active-directory Last USER XXX Log DATA Last logon script I would like to know how can I check the last login in my domain. I need to know how many days the user isn't logged in (Some variable that will be like a counter). for example, CSV file that will be with this varia...
[ 0.01220703125, -0.0038909912109375, -0.00921630859375, 0.049560546875, -0.007080078125, 0.0203857421875, 0.017333984375, 0.014892578125, -0.0106201171875, -0.021728515625, -0.00799560546875, 0.01007080078125, 0.0004367828369140625, 0.0294189453125, -0.00836181640625, 0.00439453125, 0...
[ 21672, 7643, 19, 26499, 14537, 128019, 36457, 80581, 30675, 345, 50184, 44585, 13146, 391, 17758, 2806, 1884, 3714, 3642, 831, 87, 12765, 70, 4568, 73655, 23, 759, 77758, 3871, 5941, 13312, 38937, 56112, 18, 73088, 77336, 105416, 313, 43486...
[ 0.2232666015625, 0.1663818359375, 0.1492919921875, 0.2296142578125, 0.10577392578125, 0.1837158203125, 0.135498046875, 0.0704345703125, 0.02301025390625, 0.06689453125, 0.10888671875, 0.1580810546875, 0.153564453125, 0.007843017578125, 0.092529296875, 0.00347900390625, 0.062316894531...
embed
72020798_c1
72020798
powershell
1
3\2022\04\26\Folder\_AP.LOG' because it does not exist. Code signals: one, PowerShell, Script, Get, Dates, Folder, Creation, Timex, Get-Date, Format, MM-dd-yyyy_HHmm, Timex1, Year, Month, Day, Source, APLogs, Logs, Stack3, _AP.LOG, ARLogs, AR.LOG, NSLogs, _NS.LOG, CSLogs, _CS.LOG, Set, TodaysDir, FileServer, LOG_DATA, ...
3\2022\04\26\Folder\_AP.LOG' because it does not exist. Code signals: one, PowerShell, Script, Get, Dates, Folder, Creation, Timex, Get-Date, Format, MM-dd-yyyy_HHmm, Timex1, Year, Month, Day, Source, APLogs, Logs, Stack3, _AP.LOG, ARLogs, AR.LOG, NSLogs, _NS.LOG, CSLogs, _CS.LOG, Set, TodaysDir, FileServer, LOG_DATA, ...
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[ 0.0557861328125, 0.1744384765625, 0.1041259765625, 0.102783203125, 0.0948486328125, 0.1651611328125, 0.2493896484375, 0.1610107421875, 0.3134765625, 0.03594970703125, 0.0943603515625, 0.029998779296875, 0.04083251953125, 0.10137939453125, 0.203857421875, 0.2471923828125, 0.2609863281...
embed
72998578_c0
72998578
powershell
0
Title: How can I Include brackets in a PowerShell hash table value? Problem title: How can I Include brackets in a PowerShell hash table value? Tags: powershell Problem: How can I Include brackets in a PowerShell hash table value? Code signals: route, How, Include, PowerShell, spaces_schema, space1, space2, Body, Invok...
How can I Include brackets in a PowerShell hash table value? How can I Include brackets in a PowerShell hash table value? powershell route How Include PowerShell spaces_schema space1 space2 Body Invoke-WebRequest additional_data Unhandled Expecting Users Desktop Folder Scriptname ps1:26 char:1 URI URL How can I Include...
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embed
66790615_c0
66790615
powershell
0
Title: PowerShell to find if today is in between two other days Problem title: PowerShell to find if today is in between two other days Tags: datetime, powershell Problem: PowerShell to find if today is in between two other days Given a start day and time (Friday 5PM) and an end day and time (Monday 5AM), how would one...
PowerShell to find if today is in between two other days PowerShell to find if today is in between two other days datetime powershell PowerShell PowerShell to find if today is in between two other days Given a start day and time (Friday 5PM) and an end day and time (Monday 5AM), how would one use PowerShell to find out...
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embed
78297958_c2
78297958
powershell
2
, ESS, MSM, PMKCacheMode, PMKCacheSize, PMKCacheTTL, PMKCacheVersion, OneX, EAPConfig, EapHostConfig, EapMethod, Config, Eap, BaseEapConnectionPropertiesV1, Type, EapType, MsPeapConnectionPropertiesV2, ServerValidation, DisableUserPromptForServerValidation, ServerNames, Credentials, Username, Password, Guardar, Tempora...
, ESS, MSM, PMKCacheMode, PMKCacheSize, PMKCacheTTL, PMKCacheVersion, OneX, EAPConfig, EapHostConfig, EapMethod, Config, Eap, BaseEapConnectionPropertiesV1, Type, EapType, MsPeapConnectionPropertiesV2, ServerValidation, DisableUserPromptForServerValidation, ServerNames, Credentials, Username, Password, Guardar, Tempora...
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embed
78888428_c0
78888428
powershell
0
Title: Powershell - last time a script was executed Problem title: Powershell - last time a script was executed Tags: powershell Problem: Powershell - last time a script was executed I have some old .ps1 scripts created a few years ago and that are just there standing by, they don't seem to have been executed recently....
Powershell - last time a script was executed Powershell - last time a script was executed powershell Powershell Powershell - last time a script was executed I have some old .ps1 scripts created a few years ago and that are just there standing by, they don't seem to have been executed recently. Is there any way to know ...
[ 0.0038299560546875, 0.01092529296875, -0.002593994140625, 0.026611328125, -0.004730224609375, -0.00994873046875, -0.008056640625, -0.0108642578125, -0.008544921875, -0.0033721923828125, 0.0004367828369140625, 0.017578125, 0.00165557861328125, 0.01031494140625, -0.00262451171875, 0.0275...
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embed
83410_c0
83410
powershell
0
Title: How do I call a SQL Server stored procedure from PowerShell? Problem title: How do I call a SQL Server stored procedure from PowerShell? Tags: powershell, sql-server Problem: How do I call a SQL Server stored procedure from PowerShell? I have a large CSV file and I want to execute a stored procedure for each lin...
How do I call a SQL Server stored procedure from PowerShell? How do I call a SQL Server stored procedure from PowerShell? powershell sql-server PowerShell How SQL Server How do I call a SQL Server stored procedure from PowerShell? I have a large CSV file and I want to execute a stored procedure for each line. What is t...
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embed
31769867_c0
31769867
powershell
0
Title: Automating mouse click with Powershell whenever sound output stops? Problem title: Automating mouse click with Powershell whenever sound output stops? Tags: windows, .net, powershell Problem: Automating mouse click with Powershell whenever sound output stops? Is it possible to write a script which detects system...
Automating mouse click with Powershell whenever sound output stops? Automating mouse click with Powershell whenever sound output stops? windows .net powershell Automating Powershell Automating mouse click with Powershell whenever sound output stops? Is it possible to write a script which detects system volume level and...
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40688579_c1
40688579
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1684819_c0
1684819
powershell
0
Title: Powershell status information Problem title: Powershell status information Tags: status, diagnostics, powershell Problem: Powershell status information What is the prescribed method for display status or progress information to a user from a Powershell script? For example, "Connecting to database..." Normally I'...
Powershell status information Powershell status information status diagnostics powershell Powershell Powershell status information What is the prescribed method for display status or progress information to a user from a Powershell script? For example, "Connecting to database..." Normally I'd print to STDERR. Powershel...
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19754069_c0
19754069
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0
Title: PowerShell difference between Write-Host and Write-Output? Problem title: PowerShell difference between Write-Host and Write-Output? Tags: windows, powershell Problem: PowerShell difference between Write-Host and Write-Output? What is the difference between Write-Host and Write-Output in PowerShell? Like... Writ...
PowerShell difference between Write-Host and Write-Output? PowerShell difference between Write-Host and Write-Output? windows powershell PowerShell Write-Host Write-Output Hello World PowerShell difference between Write-Host and Write-Output? What is the difference between Write-Host and Write-Output in PowerShell? Lik...
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37481335_c0
37481335
powershell
0
Title: Return only files with Get-childitem in powershell 2 Problem title: Return only files with Get-childitem in powershell 2 Tags: powershell, windows, powershell-cmdlet, powershell-2.0 Problem: Return only files with Get-childitem in powershell 2 I know that we can use the parameter -File in Powershell V3.0 but how...
Return only files with Get-childitem in powershell 2 Return only files with Get-childitem in powershell 2 powershell windows powershell-cmdlet powershell-2.0 Get-childitem powershell-2.0 Return only files with Get-childitem in powershell 2 I know that we can use the parameter -File in Powershell V3.0 but how can we get...
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40073075
powershell
0
Title: Azure SQL database PowerShell Problem title: Azure SQL database PowerShell Tags: powershell, azure Problem: Azure SQL database PowerShell I am trying to create a PowerShell script that loops through each user database in Azure SQL server supplied as a parameter and enable the TDE and return the status. How can I...
Azure SQL database PowerShell Azure SQL database PowerShell powershell azure Azure SQL PowerShell Azure SQL database PowerShell I am trying to create a PowerShell script that loops through each user database in Azure SQL server supplied as a parameter and enable the TDE and return the status. How can I create a PowerSh...
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35473239_c2
35473239
powershell
2
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35770834_c0
35770834
powershell
0
Title: Powershell - remove files Problem title: Powershell - remove files Tags: powershell Problem: Powershell - remove files This script will only delete files if all exists. How to rewrite the script, so it will delete files even one of the file is missing. $paths = $outpath, $outPath2, $outPath3 if ((test-path $path...
Powershell - remove files Powershell - remove files powershell Powershell outPath2 outPath3 Remove-Item Path Powershell - remove files This script will only delete files if all exists. How to rewrite the script, so it will delete files even one of the file is missing.
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14327592_c0
14327592
powershell
0
Title: powershell RAM high water mark Problem title: powershell RAM high water mark Tags: ram, powershell, powershell-2.0, windows Problem: powershell RAM high water mark Is there a way to get the high water mark of RAM usage in powershell? Running on a 2008 R2 System. I was thinking I would have to write a script to t...
powershell RAM high water mark powershell RAM high water mark ram powershell powershell-2.0 windows RAM powershell-2.0 powershell RAM high water mark Is there a way to get the high water mark of RAM usage in powershell? Running on a 2008 R2 System. I was thinking I would have to write a script to turn on RAM counters, ...
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52821153_c0
52821153
powershell
0
Title: How do a catch an error from dotNet.exe command line Problem title: How do a catch an error from dotNet.exe command line Tags: .net-core, powershell Problem: How do a catch an error from dotNet.exe command line I have a powershell script that calls dotNet.exe to publish (and also restore). I need powershell to r...
How do a catch an error from dotNet.exe command line How do a catch an error from dotNet.exe command line .net-core powershell dotNet.exe How How do a catch an error from dotNet.exe command line I have a powershell script that calls dotNet.exe to publish (and also restore). I need powershell to return an error if dotNe...
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57453963_c0
57453963
powershell
0
Title: Get image of another application running Problem title: Get image of another application running Tags: .net, powershell, android, adb, scripting Problem: Get image of another application running I am trying to find a non blocking way to get a image of the display of another application. The goal is to get an and...
Get image of another application running Get image of another application running .net powershell android adb scripting Get Get image of another application running I am trying to find a non blocking way to get a image of the display of another application. The goal is to get an android emulator screenshot without usin...
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61544638_c0
61544638
powershell
0
Title: How can I change directory directly from the windows run prompt? Problem title: How can I change directory directly from the windows run prompt? Tags: command-line, powershell, windows Problem: How can I change directory directly from the windows run prompt? How can I change the current directory from the the wi...
How can I change directory directly from the windows run prompt? How can I change directory directly from the windows run prompt? command-line powershell windows the How How can I change directory directly from the windows run prompt? How can I change the current directory from the the windows run prompt when we initia...
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44369465_c0
44369465
powershell
0
Title: Get only filename from full path of a file Problem title: Get only filename from full path of a file Tags: powershell Problem: Get only filename from full path of a file I want to split the path and just save the file name test.xls in a new variable $namearray = "C:\Users\z003m\Desktop\Service_Tickets\automation...
Get only filename from full path of a file Get only filename from full path of a file powershell full Get test.xls Users z003m Desktop Service_Tickets Newfolder Get only filename from full path of a file I want to split the path and just save the file name test.xls in a new variable
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76154967_c0
76154967
powershell
0
Title: How do I restore a registry from a .hiv file in powershell? Problem title: How do I restore a registry from a .hiv file in powershell? Tags: registry, powershell Problem: How do I restore a registry from a .hiv file in powershell? I have a .hiv file and I want to import it using powershell what is the command to...
How do I restore a registry from a .hiv file in powershell? How do I restore a registry from a .hiv file in powershell? registry powershell a How How do I restore a registry from a .hiv file in powershell? I have a .hiv file and I want to import it using powershell what is the command to restore .hiv file in powershell...
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65914271_c0
65914271
powershell
0
Title: Quit powershell in jupyter terminal Problem title: Quit powershell in jupyter terminal Tags: jupyter-notebook, python-3.x, powershell Problem: Quit powershell in jupyter terminal How to quit PowerShell in the jupyter terminal and get back to >>> (python interpreter)? Tried calling quit() in the terminal didn't w...
Quit powershell in jupyter terminal Quit powershell in jupyter terminal jupyter-notebook python-3.x powershell Quit python-3.x Quit powershell in jupyter terminal How to quit PowerShell in the jupyter terminal and get back to >>> (python interpreter)? Tried calling quit() in the terminal didn't work. I guess it has to ...
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27396501_c0
27396501
powershell
0
Title: How to build VS solution folder from powershell Problem title: How to build VS solution folder from powershell Tags: command-line, visual-studio, powershell, build-automation, .net Problem: How to build VS solution folder from powershell From Visual Studio I can build several projects grouped by solution folder ...
How to build VS solution folder from powershell How to build VS solution folder from powershell command-line visual-studio powershell build-automation .net powershell How How to build VS solution folder from powershell From Visual Studio I can build several projects grouped by solution folder by right click -> Build. I...
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3794760
powershell
0
Title: PowerShell passing parameter to executable having switches Problem title: PowerShell passing parameter to executable having switches Tags: powershell Problem: PowerShell passing parameter to executable having switches i am tring to convert abc.exe /u "c:/programs/abc.dll" to powershell script can anybody explain...
PowerShell passing parameter to executable having switches PowerShell passing parameter to executable having switches powershell PowerShell PowerShell passing parameter to executable having switches i am tring to convert abc.exe /u "c:/programs/abc.dll" to powershell script can anybody explain how to do it. how can i e...
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17113179
powershell
0
Title: Is there a way to detect sound via PowerShell? Problem title: Is there a way to detect sound via PowerShell? Tags: powershell Problem: Is there a way to detect sound via PowerShell? I want to detect if PC is playing any kind of sound. if it isn't playing any kind of sound I can use else condition in Powershell a...
Is there a way to detect sound via PowerShell? Is there a way to detect sound via PowerShell? powershell PowerShell Is there a way to detect sound via PowerShell? I want to detect if PC is playing any kind of sound. if it isn't playing any kind of sound I can use else condition in Powershell and do whatever I need to d...
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46510063
powershell
0
Title: How can I verify my keys in my powershell script? Problem title: How can I verify my keys in my powershell script? Tags: powershell, .net Problem: How can I verify my keys in my powershell script? Code signals: How, wake_up, Starting, Start-Transcript, logger.txt, Append, do_sleep, Read-Host, Input, wake_up.Hour...
How can I verify my keys in my powershell script? How can I verify my keys in my powershell script? powershell .net How wake_up Starting Start-Transcript logger.txt Append do_sleep Read-Host Input wake_up.Hour Write-Host You sleeping_time wake_up.AddDays normal_sleep sleeping_time.hours Wrong Please Stop-Transcript How...
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49552068
powershell
0
Title: powershell script to get the latest build number from Teamcity buildJob Problem title: powershell script to get the latest build number from Teamcity buildJob Tags: powershell, teamcity, powershell-3.0 Problem: powershell script to get the latest build number from Teamcity buildJob Please help me to get the late...
powershell script to get the latest build number from Teamcity buildJob powershell script to get the latest build number from Teamcity buildJob powershell teamcity powershell-3.0 Teamcity powershell-3.0 powershell script to get the latest build number from Teamcity buildJob Please help me to get the latest build number...
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63119089_c0
63119089
powershell
0
Title: Powershell - Replacing first 3 characters of each line in file Problem title: Powershell - Replacing first 3 characters of each line in file Tags: powershell Problem: Powershell - Replacing first 3 characters of each line in file Here's my little script that I can't get to work. $test = gc -path old.txt; Code si...
Powershell - Replacing first 3 characters of each line in file Powershell - Replacing first 3 characters of each line in file powershell Powershell Replacing old.txt checkSum.ToString new.txt XXX80006302 XXX810000175 XXX92063 XXX921802.10 Powershell - Replacing first 3 characters of each line in file Here's my little s...
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42445608_c0
42445608
powershell
0
Title: Results Rows to String in powershell Problem title: Results Rows to String in powershell Tags: powershell Problem: Results Rows to String in powershell I'm very new to Powershell and need a very basic help. I have a list of values as rows and want to make it as a string. Below is the list of items: 1011 1012 101...
Results Rows to String in powershell Results Rows to String in powershell powershell Results Rows Results Rows to String in powershell I'm very new to Powershell and need a very basic help. I have a list of values as rows and want to make it as a string. Below is the list of items: I need to make this as 1011,1012,1013...
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72856872_c0
72856872
powershell
0
Title: Remove from ldap Problem title: Remove from ldap Tags: active-directory, powershell, ldap Problem: Remove from ldap Need help to remove specific owner from the ldap server using power shell script. $obj.filter = "cn = group1" $result = $obj.findall().properties $result.owner Getting all the owner of group1. Need...
Remove from ldap Remove from ldap active-directory powershell ldap ldap Remove obj.filter group1 obj.findall result.owner Remove from ldap Need help to remove specific owner from the ldap server using power shell script. Getting all the owner of group1. Need to remove individual owner based on uid ?
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73556215_c0
73556215
powershell
0
Title: Compare 2 arrays with powershell Problem title: Compare 2 arrays with powershell Tags: powershell Problem: Compare 2 arrays with powershell Code signals: Compare, SamAccountName, ObjectGUID, XXXX00XX, bddb-98067a141448, XXXX01XX, bdgb-99067a141448, XXXX02XX, bdab-97067a141448, fcb483fa146b, fcb515739a2f, fcb82f1...
Compare 2 arrays with powershell Compare 2 arrays with powershell powershell Compare SamAccountName ObjectGUID XXXX00XX bddb-98067a141448 XXXX01XX bdgb-99067a141448 XXXX02XX bdab-97067a141448 fcb483fa146b fcb515739a2f fcb82f1ef74c fcc5ee8b8722 fcd3f1f471c2 fceb26a598a3 fd0b14cecd0e UsersGroup ForEach-Object _.ObjectGUI...
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54008764_c0
54008764
powershell
0
Title: How to modify main address of MS Office 365 group Problem title: How to modify main address of MS Office 365 group Tags: office365, powershell Problem: How to modify main address of MS Office 365 group Hello I need to modify the main mail address of an Office 365 group. How can I change 1st part and domain: Exam...
How to modify main address of MS Office 365 group How to modify main address of MS Office 365 group office365 powershell How Office office365 How to modify main address of MS Office 365 group Hello I need to modify the main mail address of an Office 365 group. How can I change 1st part and domain: Example: I need to ch...
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14522514_c0
14522514
powershell
0
Title: Powershell Control Windows Search through command line Problem title: Powershell Control Windows Search through command line Tags: powershell, windows Problem: Powershell Control Windows Search through command line I am trying to write a powershell script that will disable indexing on some drives but keep it act...
Powershell Control Windows Search through command line Powershell Control Windows Search through command line powershell windows Powershell Control Windows Search Powershell Control Windows Search through command line I am trying to write a powershell script that will disable indexing on some drives but keep it activat...
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51593988_c1
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elast -lt $CheckDate) {send-MailMessage -SmtpServer $smtp -To $mail - cc -From $from -Subject $subject -Body $body -BodyAsHtml } } Code signals: CSV, -Subject, Powershell, Compare, CheckDate, Get-Date, Addmonths, Import-Csv, Path, CCPt.csv, Delimiter, User, Project, Client, Date, CCP, domain.com, smtp.domain.com, Subje...
elast -lt $CheckDate) {send-MailMessage -SmtpServer $smtp -To $mail - cc -From $from -Subject $subject -Body $body -BodyAsHtml } } Code signals: CSV, -Subject, Powershell, Compare, CheckDate, Get-Date, Addmonths, Import-Csv, Path, CCPt.csv, Delimiter, User, Project, Client, Date, CCP, domain.com, smtp.domain.com, Subje...
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52543999_c0
52543999
powershell
0
Title: Import csv with variable name Problem title: Import csv with variable name Tags: powershell-5.0, powershell Problem: Import csv with variable name How do i import csv files where the name is different every month. 2018-01-foo.csv 2018-01-bar.csv And a moth later 2018-02-foo.csv 2018-02-bar.csv Im trying to scrip...
Import csv with variable name Import csv with variable name powershell-5.0 powershell powershell-5.0 Import csv with variable name How do i import csv files where the name is different every month. 2018-01-foo.csv 2018-01-bar.csv And a moth later 2018-02-foo.csv 2018-02-bar.csv Im trying to script a task. But the files...
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58328661_c2
58328661
powershell
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MSSMCAMPUS, Pediatrics, LECTR, OLYMPIA, MARTIN, martin.OLYMPIA, gellem03, Neurology, ASSOC, CLN, ATTN, SCOOBY, JAMES, Two, Elmhurst, Queens, Otolaryngology, A35, O.R, TECH, Functions, BUILT, BELOW, Scripts, source.xml, Get-Content, Search-LifeNumber, Source, Parameter, Mandatory, Position, LifeNumber, Target, Source.P...
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59566988_c0
59566988
powershell
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Title: Creating SQL Server instance via powershell? Problem title: Creating SQL Server instance via powershell? Tags: sql-server, powershell Problem: Creating SQL Server instance via powershell? I've been looking for a way to create a SQL Server instance and then create and configure a database via PowerShell. I have f...
Creating SQL Server instance via powershell? Creating SQL Server instance via powershell? sql-server powershell Creating SQL Server Creating SQL Server instance via powershell? I've been looking for a way to create a SQL Server instance and then create and configure a database via PowerShell. I have found ways to creat...
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42370866_c0
42370866
powershell
0
Title: Query AD User if wWWHomePage contains Problem title: Query AD User if wWWHomePage contains Tags: active-directory, powershell Problem: Query AD User if wWWHomePage contains I'm trying to query some AD users in PowerShell. Some of those users have the Web Page field filled, and I would like to query users which f...
Query AD User if wWWHomePage contains Query AD User if wWWHomePage contains active-directory powershell Query User Query AD User if wWWHomePage contains I'm trying to query some AD users in PowerShell. Some of those users have the Web Page field filled, and I would like to query users which field begins with "/site". I...
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73164096_c1
73164096
powershell
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BackUp F2"}}} | Out-File dif.txt $x++ } start .\dif.txt also the out-file cmdlet doesnt work but that`s a dif topic Thanks for any help in advance Code signals: subfolder1, subfolder2, subfolder3, excludeF1, parentF1, BackUp, subfolder5, excludeF2, parentF2, path.Count, Get-ChildItem, Recurse, Path, Where-Object, _.Ful...
BackUp F2"}}} | Out-File dif.txt $x++ } start .\dif.txt also the out-file cmdlet doesnt work but that`s a dif topic Thanks for any help in advance Code signals: subfolder1, subfolder2, subfolder3, excludeF1, parentF1, BackUp, subfolder5, excludeF2, parentF2, path.Count, Get-ChildItem, Recurse, Path, Where-Object, _.Ful...
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55024730_c0
55024730
powershell
0
Title: Export Powershell to txt file Problem title: Export Powershell to txt file Tags: powershell Problem: Export Powershell to txt file I have a powershell script that I run and would like it to export to a txt file when completed. But it should not overwrite the existing output file Any suggestions? tracert 9.9.9.9 ...
Export Powershell to txt file Export Powershell to txt file powershell Export Powershell PAUSE Export Powershell to txt file I have a powershell script that I run and would like it to export to a txt file when completed. But it should not overwrite the existing output file Any suggestions?
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