2013-02-05 • 31 comments

Invitation for T-SQL Tuesday #39 – Can you shell what the PoSH is Cooking?

T-SQL Tuesday Party History

In case you’ve been hiding out in the desert, oblivious to all that goes on, there is a monthly force that comes out for a party on (normally) the second Tuesday of each month. It was started by Adam Machanic (blog|twitter), and is hosted by a different person from the SQL community each month.

Your Party Invitation

This month, for the first time, I’m hosting the T-SQL Tuesday Party, and you are all invited. I struggled to come up with a suitable topic (for all of 2 seconds), and decided to tie it in with the blog series on PowerShell that I’m currently blogging on. So I’m asking you to blog about using PowerShell for doing, well, anything as long as it is related to SQL Server or the computer that SQL Server runs on. Scripts are encouraged, but not required. I’ll follow up with a recap of the posts about a week later.

The Party Guidelines

There are a few rules with this little blogging party:

  1. Your blog post must go live between 00:00:00 GMT Tuesday, February 12, 2013 and 00:00:00 GMT on Wednesday, February 13, 2013.
  2. Your post has to link back to the hosting blog, and the link must be anchored from the logo (above) which must also appear at the top of the post.
  3. Leave a comment on this post with a link to your post (or I won’t be able to find your post). (Trackbacks (a link to this post) should work, but check back here just in case.)

Won’t you be nice?

  1. Help spread the word! by including “T-SQL Tuesday” in the title of your post.
  2. Tweet! your blog post with the hashtag #TSQL2sday – again to spread the word.
  3. Host! If you’ve participated in two T-SQL Tuesdays, and you blog at least once a month, then you are the type of blogger that Adam is looking for to be a host – just contact him to volunteer.

31 responses

  1. Rob Farley
    2013-02-11

    Thanks Wayne. Mine’s at //sqlblog.com/blogs/rob_farley/archive/2013/02/12/behind-the-scenes-of-powershell-and-sql.aspx

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  2. Andy Levy
    2013-02-11

    Here’s mine: //therestisjustcode.wordpress.com/2013/02/11/t-sql-tuesday-39-heres-what-my-posh-is-cooking/

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  3. Thomas Stringer
    2013-02-11

    Thanks for hosting, Wayne. My post can be found at //sqlsalt.com/t-sql-tuesday-39-get-role-members-with-powershell/

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  4. Jim McLeod
    2013-02-12

    Thanks for a great topic, Wayne! My post is about using Powershell and the clipboard to easily sort lists (for lists of servers, etc), and can be found at //www.jimmcleod.net/blog/index.php/2013/02/12/t-sql-tuesday-39-powershell-sorts/

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  5. Patrick Keisler
    2013-02-12

    Thanks for hosting the party and for helping to promote Powershell in the SQL Server world! My post is here: //www.patrickkeisler.com/2013/02/t-sql-tuesday-use-powershell-to-restore.html

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  6. Matt Velic
    2013-02-12

    Thanks again for this topic: I enjoyed it!
    //mattvelic.com/tsql-tuesday-39/

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  7. Rick Krueger
    2013-02-12

    Wayne, I hope you appreciate the subtext in mine: //www.dataogre.com/2013/02/12/powershell-just-bring-it-tsql2sday/

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  8. Alan Dykes
    2013-02-12

    Thanks for hosting Wayne. My post can be found here: //alandykes.com/2013/02/12/t-sql-tuesday-39-powershell-how-do-i-use-it/

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  9. Mike Fal
    2013-02-12

    My post is here: //www.mikefal.net/2013/02/12/t-sql-tuesday-39-a-posh-post-tsql2sday/

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  10. Mike Donnelly
    2013-02-12

    Really enjoying the Month of PowerShell. Here is my post – //sqlmd.wordpress.com/2013/02/12/powershell-basic-sql-backup-t-sql-tuesday-39/

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  11. Dave Valentine
    2013-02-12

    Thanks for Hosting! Here is my post //www.ingenioussql.com/2013/02/12/t-sql-tuesday-39-can-you-shell-what-the-posh-is-cooking/

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  12. Allen White
    2013-02-12

    Hi Wayne! Here’s my contribution: //sqlblog.com/blogs/allen_white/archive/2013/02/12/t-sql-tuesday-39-managing-your-sql-server-services-with-powershell.aspx

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  13. Hemanth
    2013-02-12

    Thank you, for hosting the TSQL-tuesday#39. My post can be found at //sqlchow.wordpress.com/2013/02/13/t-sql-tuesday-39-getting-installed-instances-querying-logs/

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  14. Jeffrey Verheul
    2013-02-12

    Thank you for hosting this month! My (very small) post can be found at: //devjef.wordpress.com/2013/02/12/t-sql-tuesday-39-can-you-shell-what-the-posh-is-cooking/

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  15. Jason
    2013-02-12

    Thanks Wayne! Here’s mine! //www.the-fays.net/blog/?p=274

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  16. Ana M.
    2013-02-12

    Thanks for hosting Wayne. Here is my post //amihalj.wordpress.com/2013/02/12/t-sql-tuesday-39-set-file-permission-with-powershell/

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  17. Gabe Villa
    2013-02-12

    I thought I’d share my script, I blogged “T-SQL Tuesday – PoSH Text Web Browser” //extofer.com/blog/posh-text-web-browser

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  18. Kendal Van Dyke
    2013-02-12

    Here’s mine: //www.kendalvandyke.com/2013/02/t-sql-tuesday-39-use-powershell-to-copy.html?m=0

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  19. Dave Ballantyne
    2013-02-13

    Thanks Wayne. My post : //sqlblogcasts.com/blogs/sqlandthelike/archive/2013/02/12/deploying-ssrs-artefacts-using-powershell-simply.aspx

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  20. Jason Strate
    2013-02-13

    Hey Wayne – looks like my trackback failed, here’s mine //www.jasonstrate.com/2013/02/t-sql-tuesday-powershell-and-perfmon-results-tsql2sday/

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