PowerShell Precon session at SQL Connections

Unfortunately, I was not able to attend your session yesterday (3/27/2012). I was in your session today - Maintain SQL Server System and Performance data with Powershell, and like it.  I following the direction to this site, and downloaded the SPR304 zip file, but could not unzip it without password. Can you help?  Thanks, Shu (sliang@austincc.edu)

The pdf is password protected.Paying customers only?

Thanks, Mike (msdaug@yahoo.com)

Hi Allen,

I have assisted at the pre-workshop , let me tell you that I appreciated very much and that this stuff will, if my company will give me some time to implement, be in place in a very short period of time.

I use to do some consulting where I basically do perfmon analysis on major counters and store one file per day for a full week . Once done, I use to put the files inside a centralized server and detect issues. This was taking very much of my time and wasn't a nice and easy process with those scripts it s going to be much more fun !

This was very interesting.

Thank you

Ricardo Fonseca

Hi Allen,

I have assisted at the pre-workshop , let me tell you that I appreciated very much and that this stuff will, if my company will give me some time to implement, be in place in a very short period of time.

I use to do some consulting where I basically do perfmon analysis on major counters and store one file per day for a full week . Once done, I use to put the files inside a centralized server and detect issues. This was taking very much of my time and wasn't a nice and easy process with those scripts it s going to be much more fun !

This was very interesting.

Thank you

Ricardo Fonseca

(dbskills@gmail.com)

Allen,

Your PreCon session was absolutely amazing. My only problem was I wish it was a Post Con session, seeing that for the rest of the week I was fixated on how I was going to implement everything that was discussed into my servers and not listening to the other classes.

Thanks again for sharing your insight.

-Steve Petersen