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SQL Server 2008 Management Improvements – SQL Server Provider for PowerShell (Part 3)
30 April 08 08:47 AM | Buck Woody | 2 Comments   
At the SQL Connections conference in April of 2008 I gave a presentation on some of the new Manageability Improvements for SQL Server 2008. In this blog post I’ll talk about one of those new improvements – our new PowerShell provider for SQL Server. For Read More...
SQL Server 2008 Management Improvements – SQL Server Provider for PowerShell (Part 2)
29 April 08 11:44 AM | Buck Woody | 1 Comments   
At the SQL Connections conference in April of 2008 I gave a presentation on some of the new Manageability Improvements for SQL Server 2008. In this blog post I’ll talk about one of those new improvements – our new PowerShell provider for SQL Server. Yesterday Read More...
SQL Server 2008 Management Improvements – SQL Server Provider for PowerShell (Part 1)
28 April 08 10:18 AM | Buck Woody | 2 Comments   
At the SQL Connections conference in April of 2008 I gave a presentation on some of the new Manageability Improvements for SQL Server 2008. In this blog post I’ll talk about one of those new improvements – our new PowerShell provider for SQL Server. I’m Read More...
PowerShell - Where is It?
16 April 08 08:37 AM | Buck Woody | 1 Comments   
As you may know, we’ve created a SQL Server 2008 provider for PowerShell. With this very cool feature you’re able to navigate SQL Server and it’s objects as easily as you could the file system on your hard drive. You also have access to all of the properties Read More...
Make it an Application or Make it a Platform?
30 January 08 09:16 AM | Buck Woody | 1 Comments   
Most of us are familiar with at least one kind of software development. Nearly every program we interact with has an interface, a processing mechanism or two, and often, a back-end where persisted data is stored. We call these “applications”, because Read More...
Powershell Plus - Very Nice!
16 August 07 08:32 AM | Buck Woody | 2 Comments   
Our group (the Management Platform Team) is heavily involved in the PowerShell-as-it-applies-to-SQL area. We're working on a new provider for SQL Server 2008, as I'm sure you've seen in some of the demos we've been giving at various user groups. Well, Read More...
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