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PowerShell and XmlDocument

PowerShell has builtin support for XML, but the System.Xml namespace offers many additional capabilites for processing XML. This article looks at using System.Xml in PowerShell. This article assumes you know some of the basics of PowerShell programming...

Published Mon, Oct 30 2006 3:09 PM by dan-sullivan

Filed under: XML, PowerShell
PowerShell and ADO.NET

Lots of times when you are working with a SQL Server all you want to do is to poke at the data. You aren’t doing any real heavy duty transactional processing, you just want to get a look at what is going on. Of course you can fire up SSMS (SQL Server...

Published Sun, Oct 29 2006 2:48 PM by dan-sullivan

Filed under: SQL Server, PowerShell
PowerShell and XML and SQL Server

PowerShell offers support for XML data directly though its [xml] datatype and this article is going to look at that. First of all to make use of the builtin [xml] datatype just prefix a variable name with [xml] when you assign something to it. PS C:\demos>...

Published Sat, Oct 28 2006 2:16 PM by dan-sullivan

Filed under: SQL Server, XML

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