Powershell – Command Line Parameters

January 29, 2020January 29, 2020 Daniel Adeniji Command Line Parameters ( PowerShell ), Gist, GitHub, PowerShell

Background There is a lot of very nice features in Microsoft's PowerShell. For instance its graciousness in handling Command Line Parameters. Code Powershell Script DOS Batch File Sample US - Oregon - Portland Invocation Output Canada - Victoria - British Columbia Invocation Image Source Code Control Github Gist Link

File System – Folder Sizes in Powershell

January 20, 2020January 21, 2020 Daniel Adeniji File System, Get-ChildItem, Gist, GitHub, HashTable ( Powershell - DataType ), Microsoft, Microsoft.PowerShell.Core ( PowerShell - Module ), Microsoft.PowerShell.Management (Module), PowerShell, Technical

Background Needing to get folder sizes, but did not want to remote desktop to the machine and get the folder size using MS Windows Explorer. Code PowerShell Link Link Body https://gist.github.com/DanielAdeniji/f8f91de6cdeb5e92edb43d20b03287c4 Output

ODBC – SQLBindCol Function – Using Microsoft’s sample code – Code Review

January 2, 2020January 3, 2020 Daniel Adeniji API ( ODBC ), C2065 - undeclared identifier, C4477 - 'function' : format string 'string' requires an argument of type 'type', but variadic argument number has type 'type', Error ( ODBC ), Gene Milener, Gist, GitHub, Microsoft, ODBC ( SQL Server ), ODBC ( Standard ), SQLBindCol ( ODBC - API ), Technical

Background A quick follow-up to our original post on using the ODBC SQLBindCol function. Lineage ODBC – SQLBindCol Function – Using Microsoft’s sample code Date Published :- 2020-01-01 Link Microsoft Sample Web Site Tried out Microsoft's sample; available here. Docs / SQL ODBC / ODBC Advanced / Microsoft Open Database Connectivity (ODBC)/ ODBC Programmer's Reference … Continue reading ODBC – SQLBindCol Function – Using Microsoft’s sample code – Code Review

Markdown – Editors

December 31, 2019January 1, 2020 Daniel Adeniji Editor ( Markdown ), GitHub, Markdown, Technical, Typora

Background Needing to quickly add readme ( help ) to a GitHub Repository. What is Markdown Wikipedia Link Markdown is a lightweight markup language with plain text formatting syntax. Its design allows it to be converted to many output formats, but the original tool by the same name only supports HTML. Markdown is often used … Continue reading Markdown – Editors

wget – Use to download GitHub files

December 31, 2019December 31, 2019 Daniel Adeniji *master.zip ( GitHub - File ), eternallybored.org, File ( GitHub ), GitHub, Linux, Linux Commands, Readme.md ( GitHub - File ), wget ( Linux - Command )

Background Let us issue wget to download github files. Artifacts EternallyBored.Org Windows binaries of GNU Wget Link SourceForge gnuwin32 wget Link Usage Outline Download file To download individual files, please use github's raw interface Download folder To download entire repository, please use the archive/zip toolset Tasks Download File Syntax Sample Sample - _gitGetFile.cmd Sample - … Continue reading wget – Use to download GitHub files

Github & 33Mail disposable email addresses

November 2, 2019November 2, 2019 Daniel Adeniji 33mail ( Email - Provider ), GitHub, Provider ( Email ), Technical, Ultracopier

Background Woke up a bit early this morning. Took to reading Google News. Saw a news clip about UltraCopier. Google News UltraCopier Image Textual Ultracopier is an open source file copying tool for Windows, macOS, and Linux Article Here is the link to the article. I read the article, but failed to find the hidden … Continue reading Github & 33Mail disposable email addresses

GitHub – Private Repository – Collaboration

April 18, 2019April 18, 2019 Daniel Adeniji GitHub, Technical

Background Yesterday I was going over a SQL Server module with a family member. Often I will send him an email and have him review further on his own. GitHub But, now with GitHub allowing private repositories even for free members, I can just go ahead and share that module with him. Outline Launch Web … Continue reading GitHub – Private Repository – Collaboration