Powershell Function to convert Unix Timestamp to Local Time
Sometimes you will find a “time” value in an application or database (normally on the back-end of an application) that is really a Unix Timestamp. Also known as “EPOCH,” the… Read more »
Sometimes you will find a “time” value in an application or database (normally on the back-end of an application) that is really a Unix Timestamp. Also known as “EPOCH,” the… Read more »
Search in files with PowerShell and return files, line numbers. The script in this article will allow you to enter a search directory and the value you’re looking for. As the… Read more »
Parse a PowerShell string is something that may need to be done when handling a report or log file. Looking around the net on how to parse a PowerShell string,… Read more »
Find the Row Index of a PowerShell Array Here’s a function that will find the index of a Powershell array row, when the column you specify is also the value you’re… Read more »
I looked for a while to find a simple way to create a powershell array that was more than a list; I’m talking multi-dimensional. For my own reference, here’s the… Read more »