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Posts in Category ‘PowerShell’

  • 2018/03/12
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Get element max value from folder with XML files

Ever had a folder with a bunch of XML documents that you needed to query? Read on to see how you can extract values from those XML documents using PowerShell.

  • Posted in: PowerShell, XML
  • 2017/07/14
  • 3 comments

From SQL Server to MSMQ using PowerShell

How do you get records from a SQL Server table into a MSMQ queue as separate XML messages? A commonly suggested way to communicate with MSMQ from within SQL Server is to create a CLR assembly. See for instance this … Read more →

  • Posted in: MSMQ, PowerShell, SQL Agent
  • 2016/06/14
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Toggl Time entries to SQL Server

Toggl is a very simple to use cloud based time tracking application. Time entries on projects and clients can be submitted through the web page or through mobile and desktop applications. Time spent by the team can be viewed in … Read more →

  • Posted in: PowerShell, Tips & Tricks
  • 2016/05/27
  • 6 comments

From PowerShell to SQL Server tables

Some of the output from PowerShell cmdlets return results that can be represented as tables. So how can these results be stored in SQL Server tables?

  • Posted in: PowerShell

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