minor fix

Author: R0mb0

Powershell_scripts/ConvertExcelToAccessStyleTxt.ps1

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 <#
 .SYNOPSIS
  Converts all XLSX files in the script directory to pipe-delimited .txt files (Access-style),
- according to column specifications/order read from a CSV file (typically produced by Export-SqlTableColumns_Version3.ps1).
+ according to column specifications/order read from a CSV file (typically produced by Export-SqlTableColumns.ps1).
 
 .DESCRIPTION
  - All .xlsx files and the column properties file (.csv) must be in the same folder as the script.
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Write-Host "Column property file found: $($PropertiesCsv.Name)"
 # Load column configuration (FIXED DELIMITER ; as in export script)
 Write-Host "Loading column configuration from CSV..."
 $ColProps = Import-Csv -Path $PropertiesCsv.FullName -Delimiter ';'
-$ColumnOrder = $ColProps | Select-Object -ExpandProperty NomeColonna
+$ColumnOrder = $ColProps | Select-Object -ExpandProperty ColumnName
 Write-Host "Expected columns (order): $($ColumnOrder -join ', ')"
 
 # Check ImportExcel

Powershell_scripts/Export-SqlTableColumns.ps1

@@ -1,7 +1,9 @@
-# Connection parameters - will be prompted to the user
+# Export-SqlTableColumns.ps1
+# Exports SQL Server table column properties to a CSV.
+
 Write-Host "=== EXPORT SQL SERVER TABLE COLUMNS PROPERTIES ==="
 
-$SqlServer = Read-Host "Enter SQL Server name (e.g.: localhost\SQLEXPRESS)"
+$SqlServer = Read-Host "Enter SQL Server name (e.g.: localhost\\SQLEXPRESS)"
 if ([string]::IsNullOrWhiteSpace($SqlServer)) {
  Write-Error "SQL Server name is required."
  exit 1