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PowerShell – How To Iterate Through Rows of Data Returned From a SQL Stored Procedure

PowerShell – How To Iterate Through Rows of Data Returned From a SQL Stored Procedure

Nov 12, 2018 | PowerShell, SQL Server, Tech Tips, Technical Information

By: Mason Prewett This article is Part 2 of our previous Key2 article, How to Execute and Store Transact-SQL (T-SQL) Query Results in a PowerShell Array. In this article, I will cover: Getting a SQL Server result set from a stored procedure The stored procedure has a...
How to Convert SSIS Package Deployment to Project Deployment

How to Convert SSIS Package Deployment to Project Deployment

Aug 21, 2018 | Data Warehousing, How To, Key2 Stories, Microsoft, PowerShell, SQL Server, SSIS, Tech Tips, Technical Information

By: Ken Adams   Introduction Disclaimer: Microsoft introduced the project deployment model for Integration Services (SSIS) over 6 years ago with SQL Server 2012. At this point in time, it is likely that you know a lot about project deployment. This post will...
How to Upgrade to SQL Server Reporting Services 2016 in SharePoint 2013

How to Upgrade to SQL Server Reporting Services 2016 in SharePoint 2013

Jun 26, 2018 | How To, Microsoft, PowerShell, SharePoint, SQL Server, Tech Tips, Technical Information

By: Mason Prewett   This article covers a Key2 client’s upgrade to SQL 2016 of a SQL Server Reporting Services instance in SharePoint Integrated Mode (in a SharePoint 2013 environment). You can follow the information in this article to conduct your own...
How to Execute and Store Transact-SQL (T-SQL) Query Results in a PowerShell Array

How to Execute and Store Transact-SQL (T-SQL) Query Results in a PowerShell Array

Sep 12, 2017 | PowerShell, SQL Server, Technical Information

By: Jharred R. Williams       A brief intro of Windows PowerShell • Windows Powershell is a task automation framework used for its ease of use when compared to building full blown executables. • With a command line shell that is almost identical to a...
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