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Read and write SQL table with powershell

Asked by caseman22 in Powershell, Databases Miscellaneous, MS SQL Server, VB Script, VB Database Programming

Tags: powershell SQL, scripting, SQL

I have a script that searches the file system for a string then if found copies the file to a destination directory. these parameters are in the ps1 file. I want to be able to put these parameters in a table and also log the results to a seperate table. How can i do this?

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             $sPath = "c:\"
$sSearchStr = "nbjoe"
$sCopyDest = "c:\stage"
 
Get-Childitem $sPAtH -recurse | Select-String $sSearchStr -List | % { Copy-Item -Path $_.Path -Destination $CopyDest }

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Read and write SQL table with powershell

Asked by caseman22 in Powershell, Databases Miscellaneous, MS SQL Server, VB Script, VB Database Programming

Tags: powershell SQL, scripting, SQL

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