Month: October 2017

Query HTTP Status Code detailed information using Powershell

Web harvest HTTP Status code information from a website and wrap it in a function which can query these statuses to add more verbosity to my web requests.

On top of that, once I have the HTTP Status codes and their description in a CSV, JSON or XML format,  I can repurpose this data in any program/script as desired which is obviously way better than Googling it each and every time when troubleshooting such errors.… Read More Query HTTP Status Code detailed information using Powershell

Prateek Singh3 Comments

4 ways to send output to NULL in PowerShell

1. Using Out-Null Cmdlet : Hides/discards the output instead of sending it down the pipeline or displaying it.

2. Typecasting to [void] : This is more of a very C#-flavored trick

3. Redirection to $NULL:  Redirecting the output to the Automatic variable $Null

4 . Assignment to $NULL: Assigning the output to the Automatic variable $Null… Read More 4 ways to send output to NULL in PowerShell

Prateek Singh4 Comments