Powershell Video: Get-Member

March 07th, 200810:33 am

It is always helpful to see “how-to” information presented as a video. PowerShell is a powerful but complex beast to get your arms around. A very helpful video blog is available at pwershell-basics.com and a new (second) video has just been posted. This one covers the topic of “Discoverability”.  Discoverability in PowerShell means that there is a way to examine the data and methods of objects on the command line.

In this episode, host Steven Murawski takes a look at Get-Member, which allows you to inspect the properties and methods of the objects that are available from the PowerShell commandline.

 PowerShell Video: Get-Member

http://powershell-basics.com/2008/03/06/show-2-discoverability/

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  1. Steven Murawski

    Bob,

    Thank you for the kind mention. Any ideas, suggestions, or additional feedback are always welcome.

    March 7th, 2008 | 10:50 am

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