Copy Files From Windows to Linux using PowerShell
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
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 …
Read File Line by Line in PowerShell
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 …
PowerShell – Rename part of FileName
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 …
PowerShell Get File Extension
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 …
PowerShell – Convert XML to CSV File
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 …
PowerShell Split File in smaller files
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. …
PowerShell File Attributes – Get File Attributes
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. …
PowerShell Export-CSV with Date in FileName
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 …
PowerShell Get-ChildItem – Get Full Path of Files in Directory
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 …