All things PowerShell I felt like blogging about.
Today my colleague ran into an issue where she added columns to a SharePoint 2013 list, later realised they were not what she wanted and was unable to delete them. I ended up doing up the following PowerShell script to delete the columns based on some examples I found online in both C# and PowerShell. […]
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While on holidays I started scanning in a bunch of pictures for a family project and since this was being done in batches each batch of scanned images would be named childhoodXXXXX.jpg where XXXXX is the number of the current image in sequence. This would be the same for each batch. Since wanted a means
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I updated my script to write the results to a database to allow for easier manipulation of the data through queries, instead of having to traverse a file, linearly. The database design is very simple, consisting of only two tables, and can be easily expanded to contain more information about the device. The bold
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This is a project that came out of a wish list from a coworker to monitor, at a glance, if something is up or down as well as have a bit of a history to analyze for any slow or dropped pings, hence the graph. The first phase (script) ping.ps1 for performing the ping tests is
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