#PSTip Converting a String to a System.DateTime object
In a perfect world all date and time data available are represented by System.DateTime objects. In the real world we are usually not that lucky.
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#PSTip PowerShell 4 – Filtering a collection by using a method syntax
Shay Levy- 2 Min To Read
- 05 Jul, 2013
Note: This tip requires PowerShell 3.0 or above. One of the new features introduced in PowerShell 4.0 is the collection filtering by using a method syntax.
Read MoreImperative versus declarative syntax in PowerShell
Ravikanth C- 3 Min To Read
- 05 Jul, 2013
The big news, for the PowerShell enthusiasts, from TechEd NA 2013 was the Desired State Configuration (DSC) feature announcement. DSC can be used to streamline configuration changes in a datacenter environment and in a consistent manner.
Read More#PSTip Inserting characters at a specified string index position
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Shay Levy
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- 04 Jul, 2013
How do you turn ‘20130701’ to ‘2013-07-01’? There are many ways to tackle this, breaking it into pieces (substring) and joining it back with a dash, use some regex fu to manipulate it, parse it as a DateTime and format it and so on.
Read More#PSTip Invoking methods by using dynamic method names
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Shay Levy
- 1 Min To Read
- 03 Jul, 2013
Note: This tip requires PowerShell 4.0 or above. PowerShell enables you to refer to a property of an object in a dynamic fashion:
Read More#PSTip Disabling multiple AD user accounts
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Shay Levy
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- 02 Jul, 2013
Note: This tip requires PowerShell 2.0 or above. The Disable-ADAccount cmdlet disables an Active Directory user, computer, or service account. When you need to disable multiple accounts you might find yourself trying something obvious like:
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