commands summary
- alias (set aliases)
- alias (show aliases)
- apropos
- basename
- cal
- cd
- clear
- date
- date -s
- df -k
- diff
- dirname
- du
- echo
- echo -n
- | egrep -i sql
- egrep -i
- egrep
- egrep -v
- env
- errpt
- export PS1=”$ “
- find
- for (start, stop, step)
- head
- history
- history | egrep -i ls
- hostname
- if-then-else
- if [ -f “$FileName” ]
- kill
- less
- locate
- ls
- ls -a
- ls -ltr
- lsusb
- mailx
- man
- more
- mv
- pg
- ps -ef
- ps -ef | grep oracle
- pwd
- read
- rm
- script
- sleep
- sort
- sort -uniq
- tail
- tail -f
- time
- touch - create an empty file
- touch - update the modified date
- wc -l
- whoami
- whence or type
- unalias
- uname -m
- uptime
- \ (line continuation)

commands summary

alias (set aliases)

1. set-alias

1. get-alias

1. get-help

1. dir | select name

cal

No equivalent, but see the script at <http://www.vistax64.com/powershell/17834-unix-cal-command.html>

cd

1. cd

1. clear-host

1. get-date

1. set-date

1. Get-WMIObject Win32_LogicalDisk | ft -a

1. Compare-Object -ReferenceObject (Get-Content file1) -DifferenceObject (Get-Content file2)

dirname

1. dir | select directory

du

No equivalent, but see the link

echo

1. write-output

1. write-host -nonewline

1. | where {[Regex]::Ismatch($\_.name.tolower(), "sql") }

1. select-string

1. select-string  -casesensitive

1. select-string -notmatch

1. Get-ChildItem Env: | fl

1. get-variable

1. get-eventlog

1. function prompt {"$ " }

1. dir  *whatever* -recurse

1. for ($i = 1; $i -le 5; $i++) {whatever}

1. gc file.txt | select-object -first 10

1. get-history

1. history | select commandline | where commandline -like '*ls*' | fl

1. hostname

1. if  ( condition ) { do-this } elseif { do-that } else {do-theother}

1. if (test-path $FileName)

1. stop-process

1. more

1. no equivalent but see link

1. get-childitem OR gci OR dir OR ls

1. ls -force

1. dir c:\ | sort-object -property lastwritetime

1. gwmi Win32_USBControllerDevice

1. send-mailmessage

1. get-help

1. more

1. rename-item

1. more

1. get-process

1. get-process oracle

1. get-location

1. read-host

1. remove-item

1. start-transcript

1. start-sleep

1. sort-object

1. get-unique

1. gc file.txt | select-object -last 10

1. gc -tail 10 -wait file.txt

1. measure-command

1. set-content -Path ./file.txt -Value $null

1. set-itemproperty -path ./file.txt -name LastWriteTime -value $(get-date)

1. gc ./file.txt | measure-object | select count

1. [Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity]::GetCurrent() | select name

1. No direct equivalent, but see link

1. remove-item -path alias:aliasname

1. Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_ComputerSystem | select manufacturer, model

1. get-wmiobject -class win32_operatingsystem | select LastBootUpTime`

1. ` (a backtick)

Commands Summary

commands summary

alias (set aliases)

alias (show aliases)

apropos

basename

cal

cd

clear

date

date -s

df -k

diff

dirname

du

echo

echo -n

| egrep -i sql

egrep -i

egrep

egrep -v

env

errpt

export PS1=”$ “

find

for (start, stop, step)

head

history

history | egrep -i ls

hostname

if-then-else

if [ -f “$FileName” ]

kill

less

locate

ls

ls -a

ls -ltr

lsusb

mailx

man

more

mv

pg

ps -ef

ps -ef | grep oracle

pwd

read

rm

script

sleep

sort

sort -uniq

tail

tail -f

time

touch - create an empty file

touch - update the modified date

wc -l

whoami

whence or type

unalias

uname -m

uptime

\ (line continuation)