Update some powershell scripts info

Author: ktaranov

PowerShell/Clone-SQLLogin.ps1

@@ -1,42 +1,45 @@
 <#
 .Synopsis
- Clone a SQL Server Login based on another exsiting login.
+ Clone a SQL Server Login based on another exsiting login.
+
 .DESCRIPTION
- Clone a SQL Server Login based on another exsiting login on one or multiple servers and the process can generate a script for auditing purpose.
+ Clone a SQL Server Login based on another exsiting login on one or multiple servers and the process can generate a script for auditing purpose.
+
 .EXAMPLE
-  The following command scripts out the permissions of login account [John] and generates the script at "c:\temp\clone.sql"
-  Notice, parameters [OldLogin] and [NewLogin] uses the same value of "John"
-  Clone-SQLLogin -Server Server1, Server2 -OldLogin John -NewLogin John -FilePath "c:\temp\clone.sql"
+ The following command scripts out the permissions of login account [John] and generates the script at "c:\temp\clone.sql"
+ Notice, parameters [OldLogin] and [NewLogin] uses the same value of "John"
+ Clone-SQLLogin -Server Server1, Server2 -OldLogin John -NewLogin John -FilePath "c:\temp\clone.sql"
  
 .EXAMPLE
  The following command exports a script that can be used to clone login account [John] for new login account [David], and the script is created at "c:\temp\clone.sql"
  also the -Execute parameter means the new account "David" will be created
  Clone-SQLLogin -Server Server1, Server2 -OldLogin John -NewLogin David -NewPassword 'P@$$W0rd' -FilePath "c:\temp\clone.sql" -Execute;
- 
+
 .Parameter ServerInstance
-  ServerInstance is of string array datat ype, and can accept a string of sql instance names, spearated by comma. (mandatory)
- 
+ ServerInstance is of string array datat ype, and can accept a string of sql instance names, spearated by comma. (mandatory)
+
 .Parameter OldLogin
-  The login account is the source where all the permissions will be scripted out and to be used for the NewLogin account (mandatory)
- 
+ The login account is the source where all the permissions will be scripted out and to be used for the NewLogin account (mandatory)
+
 .Parameter NewLogin
-  The login account is the target account that we want to clone (mandatory)
- 
+ The login account is the target account that we want to clone (mandatory)
+
 .Parameter NewPassword
  The password for the new login account if we want to create the login, default to empty string "" (optional)
- 
+
 .Parameter FilePath
-  The full path name for the generated sql script (optional)
+ The full path name for the generated sql script (optional)
  
 .Parameter Execute
-  This is a swich parameter, if present, it means we need to create the NewLogin account.
- 
+ This is a swich parameter, if present, it means we need to create the NewLogin account.
+
 .OUTPUTS
- none
+ none
+
 .NOTES
-  A few service broker related permissions are not covered in this version 1.
-  Original link: https://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/4572/cloning-a-sql-server-login-with-all-permissions-using-powershell/
-  Author: Jeffrey Yao
+ A few service broker related permissions are not covered in this version 1.
+ Original link: https://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/4572/cloning-a-sql-server-login-with-all-permissions-using-powershell/
+ Author: Jeffrey Yao
 #>
 #requires -version 3.0
 add-type -assembly "Microsoft.SqlServer.Smo, Version=11.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=89845dcd8080cc91"; #if Version-11.xx means sql server 2012

PowerShell/ParameterCaseCheck.ps1

@@ -1,4 +1,16 @@
-$PatternMatch = '(?<ColumnName>\w+)\s*=\s*@(?<ParameterName>\w+)'
+<#
+.Synopsis
+ Search for any parameter that does not match the column name.
+
+.OUTPUTS
+ Any parameter that does not match the column name
+
+.NOTES
+ Original link: https://nocolumnname.blog/2018/05/25/finding-parameters-that-do-not-match-column-names/
+ Author: Shane O'Neill
+#>
+
+$PatternMatch = '(?<ColumnName>\w+)\s*=\s*@(?<ParameterName>\w+)'
 
 $FindStoredProcedureParameters = @{
  SqlInstance = 'localhost'
@@ -23,4 +35,4 @@ Find-DbaStoredProcedure @FindStoredProcedureParameters |
  }
  }
 } | Where-Object { ($_.ColumnName -ne $_.ParameterName) } |
- Select-Object -Property * -Unique
+ Select-Object -Property * -Unique