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Windows PowerShell is quickly becoming Microsoft's management standard tor all of its server producís. However, PowerShell has never really taken ??G in the SQL Server community. There's no denying that it's more complex than Windows shell scripting, or T-SQL for thai matter. And who needs yet another thing Io learn? However. PowerShell offers advantages such as multiserver management and advanced .NET integration capabilities that aren't present in Windows shell scripting and T-SQL. Here are some of the common PowerShcii problems thai you're likely to run into and lheir solutions.
Q: Why don't SQL Server cmdlets run from the PowerShell command line!
A: Before you can use the SQL Server PowerShell provider, you need to import the sqlps module inio your Windows Server PowerShell...