Nothing, anywhere, is perfectly secure. There are always vulnerabilities. We just don't always know what they are until it's far too late.

However, I still land where I always land...

There are also hidden dangers to "Autonomy" and that is the danger of being "forgotten" or "pigeon-holed" or coming across as a bit arrogant.  For example, if you answer the...

This is a beautifully written article and the order of revelation is spot on.  Of course, I cannot be sure but it looks like something that AI would write (and,...

One of the things that people seem to forget it that it was almost 2023 by the time 2022 came out.  It may have gone past the "plan the funding...

Although it's more than a decade old, good things don't need to change...

Hi everyone,

I have a directory of many csv files such as

C:\Temp\NP-001.csv

C:\Temp\NP-002.csv

C:\Temp\NP-003.csv

In each csv file, there are 5 columns: Name, DOB, MemberID, Address, Email

We need to somehow loop through each...

That, good Sir, is what I'm talking about being the problem.  That is...

In calculated columns...

I think you may have correctly identified the problem...  Someone who is more knowledgeable about PoSh than I may have a bit of magic that I don't know about but...

If I'm reading all of this correctly, another issue with filtering the calculated columns of a view is that all of the rows must first be materialized and then the...

Here's the updated post that actually takes advantage of JSON.  No need for TRIM() or STRING_SPLIT() functions because the source is in a proper JSON ARRAY format.  Again,...

All good reasons for why I have a serious dislike for XML, JSON, and a couple of other things when it comers to SQL.

Thanks for the info, Jeffrey.  And, I'm...

Damn!  Awesome catch, Jeffrey! ...

@Ric,

Ok... so I'm only 14 years late in seeing this the first time. 😀

I've not needed to work with JSON up until now.  It's gotten out of hand in our...

Heh... you posted while I was writing the code.  Thanks, Jonathan.