database-tools

Typically, Out-GridView opens a window and displays whatever you pipe into the cmdlet: PS C:\> Get-Service | Out-GridView However, with a little...

At psconf.eu there was recently a challenge for the shortest code to check for how often a password was previously pwnd (hacked). Here is the result...

Some geocoding APIs provide sophisticated sentiment analysis like in the example below: "Most important museums of Amsterdam are located on the...

Geocoding can automatically extract geolocations from text. This example also shows a new way of submitting information to a server: in the example...

Today, we’d like to do the opposite and translate latitude and longitude into an address: '52.37799,9.75195' | ForEach-Object -Begin...

Let’s start with translating addresses into latitude and longitude coordinates. We assume you read the previous parts to fully understand the...

Last year, Google changed their terms and requires an individual API key now to use their geocode API. Fortunately, there are free alternatives, so...

Sometimes, web requests that work fine in a browser do not seem to work well in PowerShell. For example, when you navigate to...

When using comparison operators, always make sure the relevant part is placed left. That’s because PowerShell looks at the left side of an...

Whenever a user locks his machine, and whenever a user unlocks a machine, Windows emits an event. PowerShell can subscribe to these events and do...

The Windows Update Client maintains its own log of installed updates. Rather than querying the generic system event log, or actively searching for...

Get-Hotfix returns installed hotfixes but really only is a wrapper around the Win32_QuickFixEngineering WMI class. It is not returning all installed...

PowerShell can access the same logic that is used by the Windows Update Client, and query for missing updates: $UpdateSession = New-Object...