I am sure that all of you are already familiar with the extended stored procedure xp_ReadErrorLog and its less flexible and published equivalent sp_ReadErrorLog (which takes less parameters) for reading the SQL Server Error Log. xp_ReadErrorLog - To read current error log: The extended stored procedure xp_ReadErrorLog is very useful. It helps with reading the … Continue reading SQL Server: A More Flexible xp_ReadErrorLog That Reads All Error Logs Including Archives
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PowerShell: Find & Replace SQL Server Stored Procedure Code En Masse Based On Custom Criteria
Today, a need came-up where a bunch of stored procedures had to be altered based on certain criteria. Easy way: Obviously, the easiest way would be to script out the stored procedures to a file/editor and do Find/Replace with the UI dialog. However, this does not work if there are lots of stored procedures and … Continue reading PowerShell: Find & Replace SQL Server Stored Procedure Code En Masse Based On Custom Criteria
PowerShell: Add, Remove, Copy And Move Users To Another AD Group Conditionally
Be sure to read the related blog postĀ 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 – No Mouse, Search & Activate A Tab In ISE With Partial String Search – e.g.: “Popt register”
Search and activate PowerShell ISE tabs using partial search strings
Oracle – Find Hard-coded Dates In PL/SQL Code Using Regular Expressions
Recently a situation came up in PL/SQL code where the format specifier for date was misplaced. Oracle did not complain because it can implicitly convert strings to date. It may not even fail at run-time under most circumstances (always recommend using an explicit format specification though). This is the SQL ..but the Developer meant this: … Continue reading Oracle – Find Hard-coded Dates In PL/SQL Code Using Regular Expressions