PowerShell and lists of data go together hand-in-hand. Any time you execute a cmdlet, function, or script, the output is a list of objects which is placed in the output stream for processing. Assigning a list to a variable is not very interesting, either. You just assign it and it’s done. Like this, for instance: …
This is kind of long-winded, if you want, skip down to the code and it should be clear (I hope). Where the story starts As I mentioned here, the original adolib module got copied a few times and with cut-and-paste programming got turned into modules for other database platforms. While it was cool that it …
In the last post, I gave a quick history of my involvement with SQL and SQLPSX. A big part of that was the ADOLib module in SQLPSX, which I haven’t ever really explained here. Since it has been almost 6 years now, I don’t see how I have managed to skip it. This post should …
