High Class PowerShell: Objects and Classes in PowerShell

Presented on April 6, 2016 by Robert Cain, SQL Server MVP
In this session we will focus on the ability to create custom objects in PowerShell, covering PowerShell versions 3 to 5. We'll then look at the new Class and Enum types included with PowerShell 5, and how to incorporate classes into your own modules.
This session is for people already familiar with PowerShell and are wanting to take their skills to the advanced level by learning how to create their own objects and classes.

[@uxus-oh3qk]

Best explanation of objects and classes in PowerShell. Well done.

[@spragucm]

Thanks a lot! I was looking for quite a while before finding this. It demonstrated exactly what I wanted to know :)

[@arcanemining6264]

Just an update, since I originally did this presentation I've moved a lot of my demos onto GitHub: github.com/arcanecode/PowerShell has my PowerShell stuff. You can look in the Zero To Hero folder for the samples I did in this video. You can find links to everything I do at arcanecode.me

[@hamsandwich780]

Really like the style of this, picked up a few tricks I didn't have already (though I did watch it on 2x because gotta go fast.)

[@arcanetrainingandconsultin2007]

If you want to see the sample code for this, just visit arcanecode.com/2016/04/06/presentation-for-the-sql-pass-powershell-virtual-user-group/

[@razadaza9651]

I just cant get $myObject = Create-Object -Schema 'MySchema' -Table 'MyTable' -Comment 'MyComment' to work

[@stldweller]

new-object

[@razadaza9651]

cancel my last comment. I was trying it on a test PC that I had WMF 5 or powershell v5