SharePoint 2010 Powershell Commands Help

Yesterday i did a post The first steps to SharePoint 2010 Powershell heaven after which Chris McKinley who is a clever coder added a foot note to the post, so i thought today i would give it a try to see what the output was like and fantastic it all worked and turned out to be a great resource for me so i thought i would share with you the script.

1. Create a folder on your SharePoint 2010 server (I called mine c:\SharePointHelp)

2. Open SharePoint 2010 Management Shell as an Administrator

3. Navigate to the folder you created from within PowerShell

4. Run- foreach($i in Get-Command -module Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell) { if($i.CommandType -eq “Cmdlet”){ Get-help $i.Name -full | out-file $i”.txt”}}

You end up with 549 text files each giving you a breakdown and syntax of all Cmdlets available in SharePoint 2010 powershell.

Thanks Chris and i think i may be changing to loving PowerShell. Dave

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