Cmdlets/Invoke-SqlQuery.ps1
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.Synopsis Executes a query and returns data. .Description Executes a query against the targeted connection and returns the data. This can handle multiple result sets (if underlying provider supports it). If there are multiple result sets, the output is datatables, otherwise datarows. If the <Stream> switch is used, only the first result set is returned and the output is a PSObject for each row in the result set. .Parameter Query SQL statement to run. .Parameter Parameters Parameters required by the query. Key matches the parameter name, Value is the value of the parameter. .Parameter CommandTimeout The timeout, in seconds, for this SQL statement, defaults to the command timeout for the SqlConnection. .Parameter ConnectionName User defined name for connection. .Parameter Stream Uses a datareader to stream PSObject representing the results of the query to the pipeline, results will appear as soon as the connection begins returning data. Only returns the first resultset if there are multiples. .Example Run a simple query and return the output Invoke-SqlQuery -Query "SELECT * FROM TABLE" .Example Runs a simple query with parameters Invoke-SqlQuery -Query "SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE col1=@id' AND colb > @someDate" -Parameters @{id = 1; someDate = (Get-Date)} #> Function Invoke-SqlQuery { [CmdletBinding()] Param([Parameter(Mandatory, Position=0)][AllowEmptyString()][string[]]$Query , [Parameter(Position=1)][hashtable]$Parameters = @{} , [int]$CommandTimeout = -1 , [Alias("cn")][string]$ConnectionName = "default" , [switch]$Stream) If(TestConnectionName -ConnectionName $ConnectionName) { [string]$Query = $Query -join [System.Environment]::NewLine If(-not $Parameters) { $Parameters = @{} } $cmd = $Script:Connections.$ConnectionName.GetCommand($Query, $CommandTimeout, $Parameters) Try { If($stream.IsPresent) { $dr = $cmd.ExecuteReader() Try { [DataReaderToPSObject]::Translate($dr) } Finally { $dr.Dispose() } } Else { Try { $ds = $Script:Connections.$ConnectionName.GetDataSet($cmd) If($ds.Tables.Count -gt 1) { Write-Output $ds.Tables } ElseIf($ds.Tables.Count -eq 0) { Write-Warning "Query returned no resultset. This occurs when the query has no select statement or invokes a stored procedure that does not return a resultset. Use 'Invoke-SqlUpdate' to avoid this warning." } Else { Write-Output $ds.Tables[0].Rows } } Finally { If(Test-Path variable:ds) { $ds.Dispose() } } } } Finally { $cmd.Dispose() } } } Set-Alias -Name isq -Value Invoke-SqlQuery Export-ModuleMember -Function Invoke-SqlQuery -Alias isq |