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public class DatabaseDeleter
{
private readonly ISessionFactory _configuration;
private static readonly string[] _ignoredTables = new[] { "sysdiagrams", "usd_AppliedDatabaseScript" };
private static string[] _tablesToDelete;
private static string _deleteSql;
private static object _lockObj = new object();
private static bool _initialized;
public DatabaseDeleter(ISessionFactory sessionSource)
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janv8000 / Get-FrameworkVersions.ps1
Last active May 24, 2018 14:25 — forked from drmohundro/Get-FrameworkVersions.ps1
PowerShell script to return all installed .NET Framework versions.
<#
.Synopsis
Returns the install .NET Framework versions.
.Description
The script looks through the registry using the notes from the below
MSDN links to determine which versions of .NET are installed.