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Working with Multiple Databases
Kiran Reddy edited this page Apr 19, 2020
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$dbPath = "C:\temp\LiteDB\OS.db"
New-LiteDBDatabase -Path $dbPath -Verbose
#Connect Database
Open-LiteDBConnection -Database $dbPath
#Create a Collection.
New-LiteDBCollection -Collection OS_Col
Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_OperatingSystem |
Select CSName,Caption,TotalVisibleMemorySize,OSArchitecture,OSLanguage |
ConvertTo-LiteDbBSON |
Add-LiteDBDocument -Collection OS_Col
$dbPath = "C:\temp\LiteDB\CPU.db"
New-LiteDBDatabase -Path $dbPath -Verbose
#Connect Database and assign Connection to a variable that can be re-used
$CPU_DB_Conn = Open-LiteDBConnection -Database $dbPath
#Create a Collection.
New-LiteDBCollection -Collection CPU_Col -Connection $CPU_DB_Conn
Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_Processor |
Select SystemName,DeviceID,Name,NumberOfCores,AddressWidth,Manufacturer |
ConvertTo-LiteDbBSON |
Add-LiteDBDocument -Collection CPU_Col -Connection $CPU_DB_Conn
# List collections in Database - 1
Get-LiteDBCollectionName
# List collections in Database - 2
Get-LiteDBCollectionName -Connection $CPU_DB_Conn
# List Records in OS_Col in Database - 1
Find-LiteDBDocument -Collection OS_Col
# List Records in CPU_Col in Database - 2
Find-LiteDBDocument -Collection CPU_Col -Connection $CPU_DB_Conn
# Create a 2nd collection in Database - 2
New-LiteDBCollection -Collection OS_DB1_Col -Connection $CPU_DB_Conn
#Insert records from a collection in Database - 1 into a collection in Database - 2
# Notice that we output the records as BSON so that we dont need to re-serilize the docs
Find-LiteDBDocument -Collection OS_Col -As BSON |
Add-LiteDBDocument -Collection OS_DB1_Col -Connection $CPU_DB_Conn
# List Records in OS_DB1_Col in Database - 2
Find-LiteDBDocument -Collection OS_DB1_Col -Connection $CPU_DB_Conn
# List all docs in all collections in Database - 2
Get-LiteDBCollectionName -Connection $CPU_DB_Conn | Find-LiteDBDocument
# List all docs in all collections in Database - 1
Get-LiteDBCollectionName | Find-LiteDBDocument
# close db1 connection
Close-LiteDBConnection
# close db2 connection
Close-LiteDBConnection -Connection $CPU_DB_Conn