Search for:
Pages
- About
- Archives
- New Files
Application of the Day
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
Archives
Categories
- Benchmarks
- Demos
- EMC
- EMC World 2009
- Gartner Data Center Summit 06
- General Discussion
- Globetrotting
- Humorous
- Industry News
- Musings
- News
- Perl
- powershell
- Reader's Lounge
- Real World
- Rhetoric
- Sandbox
- Source
- Thoughts
- Tips
- Two Cents
- Virtual Appliances
- VMware
- VMworld
- Wordpress
Blogroll
Bookmarks
Meta
Create Your Badge
I'm listening to:
- Amy Winehouse - Some Unholy War
  24.02, 01:05 Back To Black
- Amy Winehouse - Addicted
  24.02, 01:02 Back to Black (Deluxe Edition)
- Amy Winehouse - Back To Black
  24.02, 00:58 Back To Black
- Amy Winehouse - Wake Up Alone
  24.02, 00:54 Back To Black
- Amy Winehouse - Just Friends
  24.02, 00:51 Back To Black

PowerShell command to view child attributes

This is usefull when you want to see all the properties that can be queried with a powershell command:

get-childitem | format-list -property *

Share and Enjoy:

Author: rbocchinfuso on February 1, 2010
Category: powershell
Tags: attributes, powershell

Leave a Reply

Last articles

This site is protected with Urban Giraffe's plugin 'HTML Purified' and Edward Z. Yang's . 183 items have been purified.