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[August 18, 2009]
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PowerShell Script Lists Group Hierarchies in Any LDAP Directory
You can extend PowerShell's capabilities by taking advantage of the Microsoft .NET Framework. If you work with non-Microsoft LDAP directories, one particularly useful .NET tool is the System.DirectoryServices.Protocols namespace.
Windows IT Pro
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Ethan Wilansky
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Querying Active Directory Records
Windows IT Pro
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Jameel Ahmed
Querying Active Directory Records
Three common methods for querying AD are using a linked server, using an SSIS ADO.NET connection manager, and using an SSIS Script component. But these three methods aren't equal. Learn how they work and why their results differ.
SQL Server Magazine
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Jameel Ahmed
Use PowerShell to Execute Commands on Remote Machines
Instead of using PsExec to run commands on remote machines, try RemoteProcess.ps1. This PowerShell script uses Windows Management Instrumentation's (WMI's) Win32_Process class to start a remote process.
Windows IT Pro
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James Lim
Using the MapPoint Web Service to Fix a Bug in AdventureWorks2008
See how a new application uses geocoding to fix some AdventureWorks2008 spatial values
SQL Server Magazine
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Tyler Chessman
Dev Connections 2008: DotNetNuke
Joe Brinkman discusses the genesis and mission of DotNetNuke, an open source platform for creating websites built on the Microsoft .NET stack.
SQL Server Magazine
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Sheila Molnar
PDC 2008 News From Embarcadero
At the Microsoft PDC, Embarcadero Technologies (www.embarcadero.com) previewed Delphi Prism, which the company describes as "a next-generation .NET development solution."
SQL Server Magazine
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Sheila Molnar
Efficient Data Binding with Windows Presentation Foundation and Visual Studio 2008
A free tool helps you use Visual Studio 2008 to automate wiring your SQL Server data with a Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) front end.
SQL Server Magazine
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Ken Spencer
Developer News from PDC 2008
Check out the blogs on our developer website windevpro.com to read news on Azure and what it means for developers.
Windows IT Pro
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Editors
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A Peek at Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0
The news out of Microsoft today includes a taste of what's cooking with Visual Studio 2010 and the .NET Framework 4.0, plus a look at Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) 2010 (previously code named Rosario).
SQL Server Magazine
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Sheila Molnar
Use the .NET WebClient Class in PowerShell Scripts to Access Web Data
Windows IT Pro
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Alex K. Angelopoulos
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[June 18, 2008]
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Use the .NET WebClient Class in PowerShell Scripts to Access Web Data
PowerShell doesn't have any cmdlets specifically designed to download Internet data, but you can use the Microsoft .NET Framework's WebClient class in PowerShell scripts to access this data.
Windows IT Pro
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Alex K. Angelopoulos
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[April 2, 2008]
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User-Friendly Time Spans in Windows PowerShell
This practical, compact Windows PowerShell script makes it easy to calculate dissimilar time-span values and display them in a uniform way.
Windows IT Pro
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Alex K. Angelopoulos
"Camp" 'n' Code Event for .NET and SQL Server Pros
SQL Server Magazine
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Anne Grubb
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[March 5, 2008]
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Reversing Lines in a File
The Microsoft .NET Framework's Stack class in the System.Collections namespace is the foundation of reversal scripts that run in WSH and in PowerShell.
Windows IT Pro
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Alex K. Angelopoulos
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[March 5, 2008]
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Which .NET Classes Can Be Used from Scripts?
In general, if the documentation definition for a class includes a ComVisibleAttribute that's set to True, you can try creating it within a script, but some experimentation is necessary.
Windows IT Pro
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Alex K. Angelopoulos
Which .NET Classes Can Be Used from Scripts?
Windows IT Pro
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Alex K. Angelopoulos
Reversing Lines in a File
Windows IT Pro
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Alex K. Angelopoulos
Which .NET Classes Can Be Used from Scripts?
Windows IT Pro
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Alex K. Angelopoulos
Which .NET Classes Can Be Used from Scripts?
Windows IT Pro
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Alex K. Angelopoulos
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