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Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Feature Pack, April 2009

The Microsoft Windows PowerShell Extensions for SQL Server includes a provider and a set of cmdlets that enable administrators and developers to build PowerShell scripts for managing instances of SQL Server. The SQL Server PowerShell Provider delivers a simple mechanism for navigating SQL Server instances that is similar to file system paths. PowerShell scripts can then use the SQL Server Management Objects to administer the instances. The SQL Server cmdlets support operations such as executing Transact-SQL scripts or evaluating SQL Server policies.

Note: Windows PowerShell Extensions for SQL Server requires SQL Server 2008 Management Objects, and PowerShell, which will both be installed if necessary.

To install Microsoft Windows PowerShell Extensions for SQL Server, run the following command from the command line or from PowerShell:

To upgrade Microsoft Windows PowerShell Extensions for SQL Server, run the following command from the command line or from PowerShell:

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Dependencies

• • SQL2008.SMO

Package Maintainer(s)

• Iristyle

Software Author(s)

• Microsoft

Tags

• SQL
• SQL2008
• .NET
• CLR
• Powershell
• SMO

Version History

Version	Downloads	Last updated	Status
Microsoft Windows PowerShell Extensions for SQL Server 10.00.2531.00	1044	Saturday, October 13, 2012
Microsoft Windows PowerShell Extensions for SQL Server 10.00.2531.00-alpha	439	Saturday, October 13, 2012

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