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tenbulls.co.uk attaining enlightenment with sql server, .net, biztalk, windows and linux skip to content home ultimate training resources presentations & materials enlightenment presentation notepad… microsoft business intelligence seminar 2011 dba283s – virtualization and san basics for dba mcm training video #17 – partitioning lies, damned lies and statistics – sqlbits 7 scripts… glenn berry’s sql 2005 and 2008 diagnostic queries mark broadbent’s resource pack… ola hallengren’s maintenance solution redgate dmv starter pack redgate performance tuning with sql server dynamic management views joe webb’s powershell cookbook useful urls about contact specialist training badges what are ten bulls? ← older posts reading very big text files using powershell posted on march 14, 2018 by retracement i frequently have to troubleshoot a variety of data feeds (populated from very very large files) which are regularly ingested into sql server for reporting and data validation purposes. from time to time, these feeds break due to malformed or invalid data provided by the third parties, and often due to the size of the files and limitations of third-party text file applications, loading them into a text file viewer is not possible. i recently ran into this very same problem in which the bcp error message stated: an error occurred while processing the file “ d:\mybigfeedfile.txt ” on data row 123798766555678. given that the text file was far in excess of notepad++ limits (or even easy human interaction usability limits), i decided not to waste my time trying to find an editor that could cope and simply looked for a way to pull out a batch of lines from within the file programmatically to compare the good rows with the bad. i turned to powershell and came across the get-content cmdlet to read the file, which looked like it would give me at least part of what i wanted. at this point, there are quite a few ways to look at specific lines in the file, but in order to look at the line in question and its surrounding lines i could only come up with one perfect solution. by passing the pipeline output into the select-object cmdlet i could use its rich skip and next functionality. please note that the following code examples all use powershell’s multiple line wrap functionality for readability purposes on this web page only. normally i’d put all these statements on a single line (obviously minus the ` line wrapping character/s) basically, the following will read the file in question, skipping the first 123798766555672 lines and return the next 6 lines (i can therefore deduce that my error row will be the last line in the set with 5 good lines above): get-content d:\mybigfeedfile.txt | ` select-object -skip 123798766555672 -first 6 ok. so that’s cool and works very quickly given the size of the file (in this case it was approximately 3 minutes to return!). perhaps the final thing we would want to do is to pipe into another text file for repeat viewing (so we don’t have to keep re-reading this huge text file over and over) or perhaps you might want to use the out-gridview cmdlet. for either option, all we need to do is direct the pipeline output now into the respective cmdlet. therefore the full solution to my specific problem is: get-content d:\mybigfeedfile.txt | ` select-object -skip 123798766555672 -first 6 | ` out-file output.txt conclusion i think this final solution is pretty cool, is incredibly fast and works like a dream. it appears much quicker than anything else i could put together (or use out of the box) and seems to avoid any of the limitations (particularly in 32bit applications) of gui based editors. however it is worth pointing out that i have not monitored memory consumption whilst executing this piece of code on very large files so i cannot confirm how efficient or safe this would be to do on a mission-critical server, but it is my belief that the get-content cmdlet is a stream operation and so should be safe. either way you should do your own testing folks! posted in powershell , sqlserverpedia syndication | tagged development | 1 comment installing docker on linux mint posted on february 6, 2018 by retracement ok, so first things first. this is not a ground shaking post of revelation, and ultimately all the information you need can be found directly from docker, but like all good posts this is intended to address any confusion or ambiguity you may find when installing docker on linux mint and join all the dots for you. a web search will almost certainly point you to lots of similar posts, mostly (if not) all of which start instructing you to add unofficial or unrecognized sources, keys etc. therefore my intention with this post is not to replace official documentation, but to make the process as simple as possible, whilst still pointing to all the official documentation so that you can be confident you are not breaking security or other such things! you can head over to the following docker page get docker ce for ubuntu for the initial setup and updates, but for simplicity, you can follow along below. first run the script below in order to update your local files from configured repositories, install required packages, and add the official docker gpg key. # ensure your repositories are up to date sudo apt-get update # install required packages $ sudo apt-get install \ apt-transport-https \ ca-certificates \ curl \ software-properties-common #add docker’s official gpg key: $ curl -fssl https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu/gpg | sudo apt-key add - #check the gpg fingerprint successfully added (should see output from this command) sudo apt-key fingerprint 0ebfcd88 now that the package repository has been added, you can now install docker community edition from apt as follows: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install docker-ce once this has been done, next up is perhaps the most important step (in terms of potential problems) -and that is adding the correct repository for your version of linux mint. the issue you face is that linux mint uses its own release codenames and so the default script (provided by docker) picks this up rather than the (required) ubuntu release -its the $(lsb_release -cs) piece of code in their script. instead, you will need to find out your mint release name and replace this with the correct ubuntu package base. find out your linux mint short codename by running the following: lsb_release -cs in my case i find that i am running linux mint serena . next, you need to find out the short codename of the ubuntu base build that your edition of mint is derived from. to do this, visit the linux mint releases page . from this page, i can see that serena uses the xenial package base (as below): so now all we need to do is add the right repository for the right package base (note i have added xenial to the script below). in your case, you may be using a new or older edition of mint, so simply replace the word “xenial” in the script with the correct package base relevant to the version of mint you are using. #add the docker repository for the xenial build sudo add-apt-repository \ "deb [arch=amd64] https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu \ xenial \ stable" once this is completed you then need to perform the docker post-installation tasks which you can find here . these tasks are really there to prevent you having to keep running all docker commands using the privileged sudo command. for instance, without going any further you *could* already now run the following command to list all current downloaded docker images (there should be none). #list docker images (using privelaged mode) sudo docker image ls but we can avoid having to keep specifying sudo by running the following: # create a new docker group sudo groupadd docker # add your user to the docker group. # this script assumes that your current user # is the one you want to be a docker admin sudo usermod -ag docker $user it is now important that you log out of your session and back

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