December 2012
Beginner
312 pages
9h 3m
English
We’re going to step away briefly from the tools we’ve been creating and look at something you might want to add to your projects: reading and writing information from databases. For example, you may want to query a database for a list of computer names. Or perhaps you want to write the results from a function to a database. As we’re going to show you, PowerShell doesn’t even care what kind of database it is!
Accessing databases from PowerShell requires the use of pretty low-level .NET Framework technology. To simplify that for you, we’re going to offer you a script module that bundles all the .NET stuff into a couple of PowerShell advanced functions, which should look and ...
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