1. Problem

You have a list of items and want to work with each item in that list.

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The Where-Object cmdlet is incredibly powerful, in that it allows you to filter your output based on arbitrary criteria. For extremely simple filters read more

2.1. Introduction

One of the fundamental concepts in a shell is called the pipeline. It also forms the read more

1. Problem

You have an item (for example, an error record, directory item, or .NET object), and you want to display detailed information about that object in a list format.read more

1. Problem

You want to redirect the output of a pipeline into a file.

2. Solution

To redirect read more

1. Problem

After working in the shell for a while, you want to invoke commands from your history, view your command history, and save your command history.

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1. Problem

You want to know how long a command takes to execute.

2. Solution

To measure the read more

1. Problem

You want to get the system date.

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1. Problem

You want to invoke a PowerShell script from a batch file, a logon script, scheduled task, or any read more