SQLvariant

#Requires -Modules SqlServer 
#Requires -Modules ImportExcel 
<# The AdventureWorksDW2017 only has 29 tables and they're all under 1 million rows.#>
cd SQLSERVER:\SQL\LocalHost\SQL2017\Databases\AdventureWorksDW2017\Tables

<# Scenario #1 A) all Dimensions in a single file,
    and B) each Fact table in their own file. #>
 
<# A) Every Dimension table in a worksheet named after the table, the same Excel file #>
dir | WHERE { $_.name -like 'dim*' } |

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function Get-History2
{
Get-History | 
SELECT Id, @{Label="TotalRunningTime";Expression={$_.EndExecutionTime - $_.StartExecutionTime}}, CommandLine, ExecutionStatus, StartExecutionTime, EndExecutionTime
} 

SQLvariant

function Get-MachineInfo($ServerName="localhost")             
{            
Get-WmiObject win32_computersystem -ComputerName $ServerName |            
SELECT DNSHostName, 
       Manufacturer, 
       Model, 
       SystemType,
       @{Name="TotalPhysicalMemoryInMB";Expression={"{0:n2}" -f($_.TotalPhysicalMemory/1mb)}},             
       NumberOfLogicalProcessors, 
       NumberOfProcessors, 

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#Requires -Version 2.0

<#
  This Export-CSV behaves exactly like native Export-CSV
  However it has one optional switch -Append
  Which lets you append new data to existing CSV file: e.g.
  Get-Process | Select ProcessName, CPU | Export-CSV processes.csv -Append
  
  For details, see
  http://dmitrysotnikov.wordpress.com/2010/01/19/export-csv-append/

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function Find-MostRecentFullBackup([string]$ServerInstance, $database="master"){
#$db = "Adventureworks"

$rs = Invoke-Sqlcmd -ServerInstance $ServerInstance -Database msdb -Query "
WITH LatestBackupSet (database_name, BackupsAgo, backup_start_date, media_set_id)
AS
(
SELECT database_name
            , ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY database_name ORDER BY backup_start_date DESC) AS 'BackupsAgo'
            , backup_start_date

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<# 0A) Before any of this can work, you must have Docker Destop running. 
    You must also have the latest SqlServer module installed from the PowerShell Gallery.#>
Install-Module SqlServer

<# 0B) Use this code to download the AdventureWorks2016.bak file from GitHub: #>
$BakURL = "https://github.com/Microsoft/sql-server-samples/releases/download/adventureworks/AdventureWorks2016.bak";
$BakFile = "$($Home)/Downloads/AdventureWorks2016.bak";
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $BakURL -OutFile $BakFile;

<# 1) Create a SQL-on-Linux Docker Container with just the code below.

SQLvariant

<# 0A) Before any of this can work, you must have Docker Destop running. 
    You must also have the latest SqlServer module installed from the PowerShell Gallery.#>
Install-Module SqlServer

<# 0B) Use this code to download the AdventureWorks2016.bak file from GitHub: #>
$BakURL = "https://github.com/Microsoft/sql-server-samples/releases/download/adventureworks/AdventureWorks2016.bak";
$BakFile = "$($Home)/Downloads/AdventureWorks2016.bak";
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $BakURL -OutFile $BakFile;

<# 1) Create a SQL-on-Linux Docker Container with just the code below.

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<# PLEASE NOTE: I am not the original author of this function.  
    I found it online years ago, and have been using it ever since.
    If you are the original author, please ping me and let me know, 
    so I can give you proper credit.
    
    Based on another function in the PowerShell Gallery, the orginial author might be Nathan.Run() http://nathanhoneycutt.net/blog/a-pomodoro-timer-in-powershell/
#>
Function Start-Pomodoro
{
    Param (

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<# Step 0)
    Put the dockerfile & AdventureWorks2016.bak into your c:\temp
#>
$dockerfileURL = "https://gist.githubusercontent.com/SQLvariant/ebe7fa49216badb6b53339818ca1eda9/raw/ded3e7f988309d311b6f389257e499cb66d5dd39/dockerfile";
$dockerfile = c:\temp\BuildContainer_FromImage.ps1;
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $dockerfileURL -OutFile $dockerfile;

Copy-Item -Path "$($Home)\Downloads\AdventureWorks2016.bak" -Destination C:\temp

<# First, build the image #>

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<# This is the SSIS Project once it's deployed #>
$Proj = Get-Item 'SQLSERVER:\SSIS\localhost\SQL2017\Catalogs\SSISDB\Folders\ProviderSolution\Projects\TestSSISProject'
$Proj | Get-Member -MemberType Methods

<# This is the theory I have #>
[byte[]] $ProjBytes = $Proj.GetProjectBytes()
[System.IO.File]::WriteAllBytes('C:\temp\ASSISPrj.ispac',$ProjBytes)

<# Dont run this piece of code, you will hate me. #>
$Proj.GetProjectBytes()