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Windows PowerShell™ is a task-based command-line shell and scripting language designed especially for automation of Windows tasks. Questions using this tag should restrict themselves to interactions directly with the database tier. General PowerShell scripting questions should be directed to [StackOverflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/powershell).
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How does SMO make it easy to grab all code on a Microsoft SQL Server?
SQL Db Object - Type Folders
Table objects in Table folder
Export SQL Schema & Logins with Powershell Script
# Usage: powershell . … # Execute
#=============
ExportSchema $args[0] $args[1] $args[2]
ExportSQLLogins -source $args[0] -outputpath $args[2]
Usage
1.Copy the script and save as an ExportSchemaSqlLogins.ps1 file.
2.Open PowerShell …
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How does SMO make it easy to grab all code on a Microsoft SQL Server?
Sql Server Agent supports to run powershell scripts already. … .
# Usage:
# step 1: Open Powershell as an admin.
# step 2: Go to the SqlServerSchemaBackup.ps1 script file existing folder.
# step 3: Type . …
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