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{
    "name": "ds_blob_export_parameterized",
    "properties": {
        "linkedServiceName": {
            "referenceName": "ls_blob_yourbloblinkedservicehere",
            "type": "LinkedServiceReference"
        },
        "parameters": {
            "Container": {
                "type": "string"

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#the property "DriverODBCVer" is which version of *ODBC* it supports. We have to get the file info. 
#https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/core-infrastructure-and-security/how-to-correctly-check-file-versions-with-powershell/ba-p/257642
$odbc= get-odbcdriver|where {$_.name -match "sql server"}
$flat = foreach ($odbclist in $odbc){

 foreach($Property in ($odbclist.attribute)){
    $driverfilename = $property.driver -replace "%WINDIR%", "C:\windows\"
    $driverversion = ((get-item $driverfilename).VersionInfo |select -expand Fileversion)
                [pscustomobject]@{
                    name = ($odbclist.name)

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#Who: Michael Bourgon 2024
#What: save out all your messages/chats/meetings from Teams to HTML pages for later searching

#future fixes: change the filedate to be the time of the last message. Doubt it matters, though, since you'll be scanning this and see that it's archived.
# Requires the microsoft graph powershell module  1.27 or better. 

$RequiredScopes = @("Chat.ReadBasic", "Chat.ReadWrite")
Connect-MgGraph -Scopes $RequiredScopes
$startdate = (get-date).AddDays(-3000) #because for oneOnOnes, I want a lot, and it searches for changes, not meetings with active messages - doesn't appear to be a way
$meetingchanged = (get-date).AddDays(-210) #lookback for meeting changes, only include meetings with changes more recent than this

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--1.1, 20191210 first version I know of
--1.2, 20230223 major changes to speed it up, after dealing with a particular server.
--1.21, adding event_sequence 20230403
--1.22, adding CPID Client PID; find app like: gwmi win32_process -cn theclientnamehere -filter "ProcessId=2900"
--1.3  20250620 - adding frames info for easier use
--1.4  20260616 unified Azure SQL DB + Azure SQL MI read script; Uses one shared parsing/query pipeline; only session creation differs by platform.
--thebakingdba.blogspot.com

/*
=====================================================================

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#2022/10/17 mdb - the goal is to be able to run this on-prem and send emails from azure. 
#                  This needs to be replaced with a function at some point, but I need email functionality right now.
#                  Tries to support as many of the standard parameters as possible.
#2023/01/06 mdb - adding maxcharlength at 200k to handle larger emails
#2023/01/17 mdb - handling double quotes in the query  - can't use replace on a null, trying REPLACE in the initial query_to_run didn't work, wound up moving it after the null check for query block
#2023/01/19 mdb - what happens if the query is empty? No file created, so it fails. Fixed.

$ErrorActionPreference="Stop" 

#First, get what's in the table to perform/mail

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#What is this? Uses the microsoft tool & API & SQL Server to figure out ALL your actual datasources.
#As per the stackoverflow below, you CANNOT just use the RDLs - they don't get updated if you do it through the GUI.
#The Microsoft tool works great, but does them one at a time. So by combining the two, hopefully you get the best of both worlds.

#Note - there are two prerequisites.
#1 - invoke-sqlcmd2. Invoke/Import yourself; not doing it in here. Find on github. You might be able to use invoke-sqlcmd, but I never use it.
#2 - Microsoft's ReportingServicesTools, available on Github
#to install #2 (as of 2022): Invoke-Expression (Invoke-WebRequest https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Microsoft/ReportingServicesTools/master/Install.ps1)

$SSRS_Servername = "yourservernamehere" #assumes ReportServer for name.  Aka when you go to the website, you should be able to http://yourservernamehere/ReportServer

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<#you can't use ACTUAL adapter cards, but you can use HTML, albeit just BODY.#>
<#Thebakingdba.blogspot.com 2019#>
. C:\Powershell_Scripts\invoke-sqlcmd2.ps1 

$query = @"

DECLARE @tableHTML NVARCHAR(MAX)
  ,   @MailSubject VARCHAR(200)

SELECT @tableHTML = '<table>'

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USE mycrappydatabase
GO
CREATE PARTITION FUNCTION pf(INT) AS RANGE LEFT FOR VALUES (5,10,15);
GO
CREATE PARTITION SCHEME ps AS PARTITION pf ALL TO ([PRIMARY]);
GO
CREATE TABLE partitionexample(id INT PRIMARY KEY) ON ps(id);
GO
INSERT dbo.partitionexample
(

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Remove-Variable -Name * -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue

import-module awspowershell

$myaccesskey = "youraccesskey"
$mysecretkey = "yoursecretkey"
$myregion = "yourregion"
$myemail = "youremailaddress"
$mysmtp = "smtp.yourcompany.com"

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import-module awspowershell

# removing variables. Note that this will wipe out default region, credentials, etc, if before this line.
Remove-Variable -Name * -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue

Set-DefaultAWSRegion -Region us-west-1

$now = get-date

# For conversion from Unix Epoch