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Using SQLCMD: Microsoft SQL Server's Command Line Utility

Tuesday October 28, 2008


Microsoft SQL Server provides users with a variety of rich graphical user interfaces to retrieve and manipulate data and configure SQL Server databases. However, sometimes it’s just easier to work from the old-fashioned command line. Whether you’re looking for a quick-and-dirty way to execute a SQL query or wish to include SQL statements in a Windows script file, SQLCMD allows you to meet your goal.

Read the full article: SQLCMD Step-by-Step
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