SQL Server - What is SQLCMD? - Feb 27, 2010 at 11:50 AM
by Shuchi Gauri
What is SQLCMD?
It’s a utility that allows entering T-SQL statements, system procedures and
script files in command prompt. The utility uses OLEDB to execute T-SQL
batches.
SQL Server - What is SQLCMD? - May 05, 2009 at 22:00 PM by
Rajmeet Ghai
What is SQLCMD?
SQLCMD is a command line utility that is used to run queries from the command
prompt. The queries and T-SQL commands are run against the default instance of
SQL server. This, however, can be changed using –S for switching to another
instance.
SQL Server - What is SQLCMD? - June 21, 2009 at 09:00 AM by
Amit Satpute
The sqlcmd utility is basically for users who naive to the command-line utility.
It can be used to run ad hoc Transact-SQL statements and scripts.
The sqlcmd utility typically is used in these ways:
The Transact-SQL statements can be entered in SQLCMD the same way they are
entered while working at the command prompt.
The sqlcmd job can be submitted by specifying a single Transact-SQL statement to
execute or by pointing the utility to a script file that contains Transact-SQL
statements to execute.
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