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I'm looking to create a console app that spits out a sql script with my updates to the database so i can run this in production/test.
Is there a way of accessing the powershell commands in code?
So I want it to generate my migration files and then a script to update the relevant db i.e. either prod or test. This will be passed in as an argument, so it needs to compare against the prod db or the test db depending on what parameter is passed in.
This blog post shows how to write code that does migrations. The code is C# but if you really want, you should be able to port it to PowerShell.
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I don't want to show my code so i want to encrypt the script which is difficult to decrypt.
If possible i want to run my encrypted script through power shell script.
I use PS2EXE to pack scripts as exe's. here is the link to the code link.
The code needs to be updated to account for newer version of powershell. Where the script checks for PSVerion.Major for version 4 change the -eq to -gt.
It can be a little tricky to use at first but the code is solid minus the update listed above.
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This is my first question here in StackOverflow, so if this question has already been made or is in the wrong topic, please excuse me.
I'm studying C using Windows and I'm looking for a list/book/manual of usable parameters for the system() function. Stuff like system("pause"), system("cls"), system("color 1f"), etc...
Thanks for the help in advance.
The purpose of system() API is to execute an external command, the parameters are the arguments of the command that you are trying to execute, just like if you were typed in shell prompt, there is not anything special to pass, just put into the string.
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Is pgadmin aware of PostgreSQL large objects?
pgAdmin does not appear to have any special large object support. You can however use the standard sql language functions available on any client interface to manage them. See http://dave.webdev.pgadmin.org/docs/1.4/pg/largeobjects.html as a reference of these functions.
This leads to a number of important limitations. You would get an escaped string when you pull a large object from the database. You cannot, say, pull a file and display it as an image or the like.
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I'm using clearcase as version control. Now I have a requirement to update the files which are doesn't having file headers must be properly updated. I am planning to create a simple script to do that. But I wanted to make sense even it's automated headers. So I'd like to the user name of the last user who have created the LATEST version of the particular element (file). How can I query this information using perl?
As TLP comments, you first query with a classic cleartool command, then you parse the result through your Perl script.
See fmt_ccase to make the right cleartool describe of that element, displaying only the author name.
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I need to write a script that writes (appends) data to an internal wiki that isn't public (needs username and password but unencrypted, http not https). The script can be a shell script, a Perl script, or even a Java application (last resort). Any help would be appreciated. Let me know if any additional information is needed.
Right now, I'm only able to read from the wiki using LWP Perl library using the getprint($url) function.
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If it's truly MediaWiki, then just use MediaWiki::API.