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Author Archives: retracement
Manipulating SQL Agent Jobs through PowerShell
In our last post titled Loading and using SQL Server Management Objects in PowerShell, we demonstrated how to load and consume SQL Server Management Objects in PowerShell, which then allows us to access your SQL instance through an SMO instance … Continue reading
