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TechNet Webcast: Next Generation Command Line Scripting with Monad (Part 1 of 2) (Level 300)

* This event was Recorded on Wednesday, August 03, 2005 *

Event Description

Products: Windows.

Recommended Audience: IT Professional.

Language: English-American

Description:

What is the next generation Microsoft command-line shell automation and scripting technology (codenamed "Monad") and how does it fit into the realm of tools and languages? To find out, join us in this webcast, one of the top rated sessions from Tech·Ed 2005 in Orlando, Florida (MGT320), as we highlight how the architecture of the shell supports consistent, production-oriented commands. Learn about the power to navigate and manipulate multiple data stores, and see how the powerful command-line shell uses objects to simplify scripting. You can leverage UNIX-like and SQL-like utilities to manipulate objects and produce rich output using this technology. We discuss scripting scenarios and introduce a new Microsoft .NET scripting model with uniform syntax to manipulate .NET objects, XML documents, Windows Management Instrumentation objects, Active Directory Service Interface objects, and ActiveX Data Objects data tables.

Presenters: Jeffrey Snover, Architect, Monad, Microsoft Corporation, and Jim Truher, Program Manager, Microsoft Corporation

Jeffrey Snover is the architect for our next generation automation and scripting technology (codenamed "Monad"). Since 1980, Jeffrey has focused on the problems of network and systems management, and has been at Microsoft since 2000. Before that, Jeffrey was a consulting engineer and development manager at Digital, an architect in the CTO office at Tivoli and the development manager for NetView.

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