database-tools

Reading Operating System Details

PowerShell can easily retrieve important operating system details such as the build number and version by reading the appropriate registry values: #...

Prompting for Credentials in Console

When you run Get-Credential or are otherwise prompted for a username and password, Windows PowerShell (powershell.exe) always opens a separate...

Managing SharePoint Online

If you use SharePoint Online and would like to manage it via PowerShell, download and install the Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.PowerShell module from...

Create Software Inventories

The Windows registry stores the names and details of all software that you installed. PowerShell can read this information and provide you with a...

Keep PowerShell Modules Up-To-Date

It’s important to check every now and then that your PowerShell modules are up-to-date. If you are using old and outdated modules, you can run...

Adding New PowerShell Commands

PowerShell is just a scripting platform and can be extended with new commands. A great source for new commands is the public PowerShell Gallery. You...

Are Statistics Being Used?

You know those tweets that you see once but can never find again? I remember seeing one a while ago where someone tweeted to #sqlhelp asking if the...

Getting Help for WMI Objects

WMI is extremely powerful but a little underdocumented. To change this, a group has formed and is creating a PowerShell-specific WMI reference:...

IDERA Newsletter April 2020

The Latest News from IDERA Product Release Updates, Vote IDERA, and Learn Something New Introducing SQL Inventory Manager v2.6 Get Complete...

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