PowerShell 2.0 Tutorial - Part IX - PowerShell commonly used built-in Aliases
Thursday, 05 May 2011 06:03 | 
Written by Michael | 
Powershell aliases provide alternate names for commands, functions, scripts, files, executables, and other command elements. PowerShell has many default aliases that map to commands, and you can create your own aliases as well. Aliases are designed to save you keystrokes, and each command can have multiple aliases. Following are some of the commonly used built-in Aliases
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CMDLET |
ALIAS |
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Get-Childitem |
Is or dir |
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Get-Command |
gcm |
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Get-Alias |
gal |
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Get-History |
h or history |
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Get-Process |
gps or ps |
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Get-Service |
gsv |
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Get-Variable |
gv |
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Get-Location |
gl or pwd |
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Get-Content |
cat, type |
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Stop-Process |
spps, kill |
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Stop-Service |
spsv |
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Remove-item |
rd, rm, rmdir, del, erase |
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Set-Alias |
sal |
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Set-Location |
sl, cd, chdir |
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Write-Output |
write, echo |
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Format-List |
fl |
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Format-Table |
ft |
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Format-Wide |
fw |
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Export-Alias |
epal |
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Export-Csv |
epcsv |
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Start-Service |
sasv |
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Start-Sleep |
sleep |
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Clear-Host |
clear or cls |
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Set-Variable |
sv or set |
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Remove-Variable |
rv |
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New-Variable |
nv |
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Sort-Object |
sort |
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New-Item |
ni |
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Group-Object |
group |
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Import-Csv |
ipcsv |
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New-MshDrive |
mount |
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Import-Alias |
ipal |
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Invoke-History |
r |
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Compare-Object |
diff |
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ForEach-Object |
foreach |
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Copy-Item |
cp or copy |
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Last Updated (Thursday, 05 May 2011 06:36)
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