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AMO Using PowerShell to update the case of Attribute names
AMO Using PowerShell to update the case of Attribute names
| Using PowerShell to update the case of Attribute names |
| Written by Darren Gosbell |
| Monday, 17 March 2008 00:19 |
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I had a question recently about how to quickly convert all the attributes in a given database from UPPER CASE to Title Case. Now you could certainly write a C# or VB.Net based program, but I feel that a script is the way to go for a once off requirement like this and what better scripting environment could we ask for than PowerShell. So here is a short PowerShell script that does the job. |
Tags: 2005, amo, article, powershell
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