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Running Queries with 'sqlcmd' Tool in SQL Server
How to run Queries with "sqlcmd" tool in SQL Server?
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"sqlcmd" is a client tool that you can use to interact SQL server. You can follow the tutorial below to run queries on the local SQL Server 2005 Express.
1. Open a command window and enter the following command to start "sqlcmd" and run a simple query:
C:>"\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Tools\binn\SQLCMD.EXE" -S LOCALHOST\SQLEXPRESS 1> SELECT 'Welcome to FYIcenter.com SQL Server!'; 2> GO ------------------------------------ Welcome to FYIcenter.com SQL Server! (1 rows affected)
⇒ GO - Sending a Statement Batch from "sqlcmd" in SQL Server
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