How PowerShell Works Internally in SharePoint

Background Information: This article will dig deeper into the internals of PowerShell for SharePoint. It describes how SharePoint specific Cmdlets are defined and provides you with information to extend the default set of PowerShell Cmdlets that are made available by default to SharePoint administrators on a given SharePoint server. I will give an overview of […]

List All Services in a SharePoint Farm

If you were to manually open Central Administration (pfff who does that now that PowerShell exists), and were to navigate to the System Settings subsection, under the Manage services on server option, you would find a list of all services that are available in your SharePoint farm, and their status (Started or Stopped). From that […]

Querying a SQL Database using PowerShell

As I mentionned in previous blog posts, I am currently messing around with PowerShell for SQL. For all of us newcomers in the PoShSQL world, it can very quickly become overwhelming when we start looking at all the various snapins and modules that are made available to us to interact with Microsoft SQL Server. Today […]

Listing Unique Values and Sorting them using PowerShell

I always like to dig deeper into the various products I am using. Today, I wanted to get my hands dirty and start playing with PowerShell for SQL Server. One of the things I wanted to do was to get a figure out how to quickly produce a list of all the various Modules that […]

Listing Unique Values and Sorting them using PowerShell

Month: August 2014

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