I have a connection string to a SQL Server 2012 DB:
$CONN_STR = "Server=SERVER;Database=mydb;User ID=myuser;Password=abc1$4def;"
I'm creating a connection in PowerShell, but the login fails due to invalid password. I know that the password is correct and validated that in SSMS. I've tested with another account and from what I can tell, the special character in the password is causing the failure.
How can I escape this in the connection string that I use in PowerShell?
try this:
$CONN_STR = 'Server=SERVER;Database=mydb;User ID=myuser;Password=abc1$4def;'
Use single quotes instead that way it wont think you are trying to reference a variable
sql-server,sql-server-2012,sql-order-by,fetch,offset
By adding an identity column to the temp table variable declare @TempTable table([some columns], rownr int identity(1,1) ) INSERT INTO @TempTable [some columns] select [some columns] from table1 order by col1 INSERT INTO @TempTable [same columns] select [some columns] from table2 order by col2 An automatic incrementing number is added...
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To add a simple loop, you can use your existing AutoImportFlatFiles function like this: $Folder= $(read-host "Folder Location ('C:\Test\' okay)") foreach ($file in (get-childitem $Folder)) { $location = split-path $file.FullName -Parent $filename = (split-path $file.FullName -Leaf).split(".")[0] $extension = (split-path $file.FullName -Leaf).split(".")[1] AutoImportFlatFiles -location $location -file $filename -extension $extension -server "WIN123"...
What is the whole "gps" part of the script for? The two (gps excel -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue).count lines at the start and end of the script count the number of Excel executables running. gps is the shorthand alias for get-process. You can find out more by doing help gps which...
sql-server,sql-server-2008,powershell
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sql,sql-server,image,sql-server-2012
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The Where-Object FilterScript block is just a scriptblock that returns $true, $false or nothing - you can do all kinds of crazy things inside it, including looping over an array to see if there is a wildcard match in one of the entries: Where-Object { $ProductName = $_.Name $_.pscomputername -like...
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sql,ms-access,sql-server-2012,ms-access-2010,varbinarymax
It looks like you bulk-inserted the raw binary image data directly from the BMP file into the VARBINARY column using T-SQL. Therefore, those images don't have the "OLE wrapper" that is added when an image is inserted via a Bound Object Frame on an Access form. See the my answer...
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You should run the update command from nuget.exe. One of the parameters of the update command is FileConflictAction, which tells what action to take when asked to overwrite or ignore existing files referenced by the project: overwrite, Ignore, None. You might have to wrap everything in a powershell script, possibly...
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powershell,batch-file,escaping,powershell-v2.0,comma
".\pacli DELETEUSER DESTUSER='"[email protected]`,com"' sessionid=333" You have double quotes in single quotes in double quotes, so the inner double quotes will terminate the string, so this will be parsed as three values: ".\pacli DELETEUSER DESTUSER='" [email protected]`,com "' sessionid=333" The answer is to escape, with a back tick (`), the inner...
Shai Raiten's Blog is great for learning the TFS API. For getting file history - read this post: http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/shair/2014/09/10/tfs-api-part-55-source-control-get-history/...
To read the text after the # characters you must read the file content up to the # characters first. Also, in PowerShell you normally read files either line by line (via Get-Content) or completely (via Get-Content -Raw). You can discard thos parts of the read content that don't interest...
powershell,automation,error-logging
Change this: catch { $status = "FAILED" Write-Verbose "`tFailed to Change the administrator password. Error: $_" } to this: catch { $status = "FAILED" Write-Verbose "`tFailed to Change the administrator password. Error: $_" $errmsg = $_.Exception.Message } to preserve the error message(s). And change this: if($Status -eq "FAILED" -or $Isonline...
sql,sql-server,tsql,sql-server-2012
Try this: SELECT col, (ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY col) - 1) / 4 + 1 AS grp FROM mytable grp is equal to 1 for the first four rows, equal to 2 for the next four, equal to 3 for the next four, etc. Demo here Alternatively, the following can...
sql,sql-server,sql-server-2012
You can try qith cross apply: SELECT ..., ca.NoUniqueGRPed FROM #TempTab t1 CROSS APPLY(SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT GRP) AS NoUniqueGRPed FROM #TempTab t2 WHERE t1.Value = t2.Value)ca ...
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If the text infront and including "Resources" is redundant then using a simple regex we can replacing it before it is output from your function. From $path to $path -replace "^.*?Resources/" So that would replace the similar line inside your function ( Where you return the property). We take everything...
sql-server,hadoop,sql-server-2012
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windows,git,powershell,github,go
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Get-ChildItem produces a list of objects. Use a pipeline for processing that list: Get-ChildItem '\\kiewitplaza\vdi\Appsense_profiles' | Where-Object { $_.Name -like '*.old' } | Remove-Item ...
Use Select-Object -ExpandProperty to grab just a single property from the process: $WorkingSet = Get-Process spiceworks |Select-Object -First 1 -ExpandProperty WorkingSet if($WorkingSet -gt 120MB) { # Send email } ...
powershell,windows-server-2012
Get-ChildItem "C:\Users\gerhardl\Documents\My Received Files" | Where-Object { $_.CreationTime -gt [datetime]"2014/05/28" } | Sort-Object CreationTime | Format-Table Name, CreationTime String is cast to datetime if you specify [datetime] before it. You can read about comparison operators by typing help about_Comparison_Operators in PowerShell console....
there is un recognizable character in your string that is giving that ?. Delete the value and retype. see my above screen shot...
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sql,sql-server,sql-server-2012
Ow, my brain hurts... Replace all of the question marks (3 of them) with the trip ID of the trip where you want to check for similar trips. select distinct s.tripIDFK as tripId from Legs l left join Slices s on l.sliceIDFK = s.sliceId where s.tripIDFK != ? and not...
.net,powershell,f#,system.reactive,f#-async
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html,powershell,powershell-v2.0
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sql-server,sql-server-2012,pivot,distinct,aggregate-functions
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You can't get CPU for some processes because of insufficient rights. You get null value then. To output "Nothing" you have to compare the cpu value with $null, something like this: [email protected]{Expression={$_.ProcessName};Label="ProcessName";Width=40},@{Expression={$cpu=$_.CPU;if($cpu -eq $null){"Nothing";} else {$cpu;}};Label="CPU";Width=20} $ServiceTable = @{Expression={$_.Name};Label="Name";Width=40},@{Expression={$_.Status};Label="Status";Width=10} Get-Process | Sort-Object CPU -Descending | Select-Object ProcessName, CPU | format-table...
windows,powershell,command-line,exif,exiftool
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tsql,stored-procedures,sql-server-2012
Without an explicit ORDER BY Statement, SQL Server will determine the order using a variety of means e.g. collation\indexes\order of insert etc. This is arbitrary and will change over time! No Seatbelt - Expecting Order without ORDER BY If you want to guarantee the order of your output, you need...
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sql-server,tsql,sql-server-2012
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