Ravikanth CEver wondered why isn’t there support for writing PowerShell scripts in Visual Studio? I have had several projects where I needed to integrate PowerShell scripts into a C# solution I created in Visual Studio.
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Shay LevyNote: This tip requires PowerShell 4.0 or above. Starting in Windows PowerShell 4.0 with the new Desired State Configuration (DSC) feature, we now have one more command type added to the list of command types: Configuration.
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Shay LevyHere’s another cool variables tip. Say you want to initialize a few variables to a specific value. Instead of doing:
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Shay LevyIn the previous tip I showed how we can use multiple assignments to swap the value of two or more variable values.
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Shay LevyIn most programming languages the conventional way to swap the value of two variable is to use a third variable.
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Ravikanth CI was looking at way to retrieve the SQL instance names on a remote computer without using SQL SMO. This is essential for me as I don’t always expect to have the SQL SMO DLLs on the computer where I run my scripts.
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