Powershell Brainfuck Interpreter:

param ($i)

$t = @{ ’>’=’$p++;’;
’<’=’$p--;’;
’+’=’$m[$p]++’;
’-’=’$m[$p]--’;
’.’=’write-host $([char]$m[$p]) -n ’;
’,’=’$m[$p]=$host.ui.ReadLine() ’;
’[’=’while ($m[$p] -ne 0) {’;
’]’=’}’;
}

$c = ’$p=0;$m=new-object "byte[]" 32768’+"`n" gc $i -Enc Byte -r 1 | % {$c+=$t["$([char]$_)"]+"`n"}

invoke-expression $c

Powershell Brainfuck Compiler:

param ( [string] $infile = $(throw "Please specify input file (.b)"),
[string] $outfile = $(throw "Please specify output file (.cs)"),
[switch] $run = $false
)

$csc = (join-path ($env:windir) Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\csc.exe)

$transpose = @{’>’ = ’p++;’;
’<’ = ’p--;’;
’+’ = ’m[p]++;’;
’-’ = ’m[p]--;’;
’.’ = ’Console.Write(m[p]);’;
’,’ = ’m[p]=Console.ReadLine();’;
’[’ = "while (m[p]!=0) {"
’]’ = ’}’;
}

$header = @"
using System;
public class Program {
public static void Main() {
int p=0;
char[] m=new char[32768];
"@

if ($(test-path $outfile)) { rm $outfile | out-null }
$header | out-file $outfile -append

get-content $infile -encoding Byte -readcount 1 |
% { $transpose["$([char]$_)"] } | out-file $outfile -append

"}}" | out-file $outfile -append

& $csc `/target:exe $outfile | out-null

if ($run) {
$outfile = $outfile.Replace(".cs",".exe")
& .`/$outfile
}

Have fun!

The problem might arrise if you restore a database on your Sql Server and the Database Compatibility Level is not set to 90. Try to switch the level via Database Properties. This can also be done with T-SQL like this:

EXEC sp_dbcmptlevel ’databasename’, 90

If the problem persists you should do a

ALTER AUTHORIZATION ON DATABASE::databasename TO [domain\user]

because in Sql Server Management Studio (without SP1) you cannot set the database owner to the correct login via Database Properties - or better said the Management Studio actually displays either the correct User - yet it recognises it as invalid or it displays the original User and cannot map it to the current server because it doesn’t find a corresponding SSID.