This is something I had to do today. In this blog post, I am going to show you how you can disable or remove indexes matching certain name criteria or other condition(s) across multiple servers and databases in various tables. Usually, this is a very painful process if done by hand but with the fantastic … Continue reading SQL Server: Disable/Remove Indexes Across Servers/Databases Using PowerShell & dbatools
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PowerShell: Add, Remove, Copy And Move Users To Another AD Group Conditionally
Be sure to read the related blog post first before proceeding! PowerShell: Lookup Active Directory Accounts Flexibly/Exhaustively For A List Of First/Middle/Last Names If you are an AD admin, you are very likely a pro at managing AD group membership but for mere mortals, this can be a tedious task. Please read on to find out … Continue reading PowerShell: Add, Remove, Copy And Move Users To Another AD Group Conditionally
PowerShell Tip: Specify Select Column List (Attributes/Properties) Dynamically
As we pipe stuff through a pipeline, we may have the need to add/remove/rename columns. These three operations are easy to do. Remove/Add/Rename Remove: Here we remove all attributes returned from Get-Process except Handles and ProcessName by not selecting them Alternatively, you could use the ExcludeProperty parameter if you have to select everything except a … Continue reading PowerShell Tip: Specify Select Column List (Attributes/Properties) Dynamically
SQL Server – Drop An User In All Databases & Drop The Login Too!
I am a strong proponent and a believer of using AD groups (not even AD users) to manage your SQL Server permissions end to end. Restated, you would not have any individual AD users as logins in your SQL Server instance, all instance logins with be AD groups. If you are dealing with plain SQL … Continue reading SQL Server – Drop An User In All Databases & Drop The Login Too!
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