The PowerShell Studio manual was included with the v3.1.9 service release of PowerShell Studio 2012. The SAPIEN Document Explorer must be installed in order to view the manual.
You can access the manual from PowerShell Studio by pressing the…
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Yesterday we showed you how to export the cache information on a remote machine. Today we go through the steps to actually use that information. Remember that we exported the cache file on that Windows 2008R2 machine as “WIN2008R2TESTVM.CacheExport”. Let’s…
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Faster than you can scream “SHAWWWWWN!,” Halloween will be here and we are feeling a bit goofy. So much so that we’re gearing up for a S-C-A-R-Y special, just for you! On Halloween, October 31, buy 5-packs of PowerShell Studio…
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One of the challenges you face while developing any PowerShell script is that modules that reside on your target platform are not available on your local computer. Just as an example, try installing Microsoft SharePoint 2010 modules on your 32…
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The latest service build of PrimalScript 2012 (6.5.132) makes debugging modules a bit easier. If you are developing a script module you most likely already have a script that exercises the various cmdlets in your module. Just load that script…
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New versions of PrimalScript 2012 and PowerShell Studio 2012 are available. Registered users can download the latest service builds from MySAPIEN.
Release Notes:
PrimalScript 2012 v 6.5.132:
ADD: PowerShell V3 support
ADD: Support for multiple remote machines with individual cache…
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Debugging a simple script with a few lines is not a big deal, hit debug and step through it. Almost any PowerShell related editor can do that today. But what if you need to debug a complete system of scripts…
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When you develop scripts for other computers you don’t always have the luxury of installing the relevant modules on your own computer. In many cases they simply won’t install because you are running the wrong OS or don’t have some…
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Once a year we need to refresh this information, so forgive us if you heard this before.
Our trial software is usually not crippled in any way, so just because your are evaluating it nothing should be switched off. So…
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A week ago I was hanging out with PowerShell trainer extraordinaire Jason Helmick and while we where geeking out over PowerShell tricks and software features (yes, I know, bad, isn’t it?) I asked him how he would improve file groups.…
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