Power Shell Scripting with Arrays???
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If you find yourself doing direct db queries let me know as I will likely make commands out of what you are doing to make it easier for others.
I think DataHead holds the record for the longest script so far with Winger's being the most advanced (craziest lol).
I think DataHead holds the record for the longest script so far with Winger's being the most advanced (craziest lol).
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I'm thinking there is going to be so much information to share and questions about PowerShells that it should probably get its own sub-forum here.
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I totally agree... The PS plugin is to OSA like butter is to sliced bread...Automate wrote:I'm thinking there is going to be so much information to share and questions about PowerShells that it should probably get its own sub-forum here.
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Put it forward to Brian and see what hes says, he hears from me enough lol...
I would probably go with "Scripting" area rather than a Powershell specific but I don't mind either way.
I would probably go with "Scripting" area rather than a Powershell specific but I don't mind either way.
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Agreed! I'll set up a Scripting sub-forum for all of this discussion.
Brian
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I have not tried these but there seem to be a few options.Datahead wrote:I have several document I have been working on for the wiki ... I have MS word as well which is what I am use to, but don't know of any converter for it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:WordToWiki
http://www.familysearch.org/learn/wiki/ ... iki_Format
http://labs.physics.berkeley.edu/mediaw ... _Converter
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Just wanted to add to this, I am using the mysql code in this thread to do some inserts and updates to my own custom table. It's a great capability, for example to track my own data and have persistent variables.