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fatherjack/README.md

Fatherjack

I'm a database engineer in the UK working in Windows and supporting SQL Server and Oracle with PowerShell and 20 years experience.

  • 🔭 I’m currently working on ... My PSPrompt module to put useful commands and functionality right into your PowerShell command line prompt

  • 🌱 I’m currently learning ... Oracle. GitHub Actions. SCOM. DSC.

  • 💬 Ask me about ... Technical Community Events such as SQL Bits and Data South West

  • 📫 How to reach me: ... T: @Fatherjack

  • 😄 Pronouns: ... Jack, Him, He

Public Repositories

My session presentations

Shared code

Gists home

My public gists

Key Gists

Title Description
Compare-StringSet A PowerShell function to compare arrays of strings and show commonality / differences between the sets.
New-CompressedFileSet A function to take a set of source files and compress them into a set of zip files below a chosen file size to allow email attachment.
Shared Code repo This is gradually replacing the gists for useful scripts and functions that are shared.

Pinned

  1. PowerShellScripts PowerShellScripts Public

    PS Scripts that I can share

    PowerShell

  2. SensitiveDataMasker SensitiveDataMasker Public

    Sometimes you need to remove sensitive data from log files .. .. ..

    PowerShell

  3. Sessions Sessions Public

    Code samples from community sessions

    PowerShell 3 3

  4. PSPrompt PSPrompt Public

    Gain useful information in your PowerShell console prompt

    PowerShell 6

  5. Update-SysInternals.ps1 Update-SysInternals.ps1
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    Function Update-SysInternals {
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        <#
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        .Synopsis
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           PowerShell script to update Sysinternals tools
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