database-tools

WMI Explorer

WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) is a great information source: you can find almost any information about your computer somewhere. The hard...

Turning Objects into Hash Tables

Often, a single object needs to be examined, i.e. a process or an Active Directory user. When you display an object in a grid view window such as...

Object Magic (Part 4)

How about turning a single object into a hash table? This way, you can display one object property per line when you output the object in a grid...

Object Magic (Part 3)

Let’s assume you want to hide all object properties that have no value (are empty). Here is a simple approach: # get any object $object =...

Object Magic (Part 2)

Via the secret “PSObject” property, you can get detailed information about object members. For example, if you’d like to know...

Object Magic (Part 1)

In PowerShell, most data are represented as PSObjects, a specific object “wrapper” added by PowerShell. To get to this specific wrapper,...

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