database-tools

Reading NTFS Permissions

PowerShell 2+ NTFS permissions are represented by complex object hierarchies that are hard to read. A much simpler way is to output the structure in...

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Use a Shorter Prompt

All Versions By default, PowerShell displays the current path in its input prompt which wastes as lot of space. When you overwrite the...

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Doing Things in Parallel

Any version By processing things in parallel rather than sequential, a script can complete much faster. Here is an example that uses background jobs...

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More Splitting Fun

In the previous tip, we explained how you can use a regular expression to split strings in groups of a given length. Let’s explore what else...

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Splitting Groups

All PowerShell Versions Ever wanted to split a string in chunks of a given length? Regular expressions can help. Here is an example that splits a...

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Safely Opening WPF Windows

In the previous tip we explained how you can create WPF-based windows in PowerShell. However, when you play with WPF code inside PowerShell ISE, it...

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