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Copy Files From Windows to Linux using PowerShell

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Use the SCP (Secure Copy) command is used to copy files from Windows to Linux, it uses the SSH protocol for encryption and authentication to …

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Get File Size in KB, MB, GB using PowerShell

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Use the Get-Item cmdlet in PowerShell to get the file in the specified drive. The Length property of the File system directories gets the file …

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Read File Line by Line in PowerShell

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To read file line by line in the Windows PowerShell, use Get-Content to read the content of the item, switch statements with regex expression, or …

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PowerShell – Rename part of FileName

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Rename-Item cmdlet in PowerShell is used to rename part of the filename by passing the file path to be replaced with a new name. The …

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PowerShell Get File Extension

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File extension or filename extension is a suffix to the computer file that comes after the period eg.. (.ps1,.txt,.exe). In PowerShell to get a file …

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PowerShell – Convert XML to CSV File

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Using the Export-CSV and ConvertTo-CSV cmdlets in PowerShell, you can convert XML file to CSV file. XML (Extensible Markup Language) is a markup language similar …

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PowerShell Split File in smaller files

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PowerShell has multiple modules for file manipulation. It has a File-Splitter module which is used to split file into smaller files based on file size. …

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PowerShell File Attributes – Get File Attributes

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To get file attributes in PowerShell, you can use Get-ChildItem or Get-Item cmdlets. It returns the file attributes or properties available on the specified files. …

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PowerShell Export-CSV with Date in FileName

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The Export-CSV cmdlet in PowerShell is used to create a CSV file from the object passed to it and export CSV to the specified location …

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PowerShell Get-ChildItem – Get Full Path of Files in Directory

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Use the Get-ChildItem cmdlet in PowerShell to get the full path of the file in the current directory. Get-ChildItem returns one or more items from …

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