I am not sure what the best design pattern for this problem is so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I have two SQL Servers A (with DBs P,Q,R) and B (with DBs X,Y,Z).
When executing a stored procedure using SQLCMD with the following parameters: . sqlcmd -S $sql_server -U $sql_usr -P $sql_pwd -d $sql_db -Q \"EXEC $storedProc $dateVariable, $regionType, ALM.10.2.33.
Here is the code in my batch file set startdate=\"9/1/2011\" set enddate=\"10/31/2011\" sqlcmd -Q \"exec mysp \'%startdate%\', \'%enddate%\'\"
I would like to know if it开发者_运维百科s possibly to retrieve PRINT statements from a stored procedure asynchronously?
While using SQL Server Managemen开发者_StackOverflow社区t Studio, I generally do: Query->Query Options->Advanced->SET NOCOUNT
When using SqlCmd to try and connect to an active server I have discovered that these both work: :connect myServer\\myInstanceName -U myLogin -P myPassword
I have the following script that I want the production guys to execute using sqlcmd开发者_如何学JAVA. I want to pass the name of the APP_POOL_USER as a variable to the script, since they want it that
I have one store procedure in my database, it makes many things and print results when i run it on sqlserver management studio (ssms), for example:
We currently have a Database Project, which we wrote a WIX Installer for to deploy it, using VSDBCMD means we are able to do a comparison against the current database, and do an update or fresh instal
I am trying to pass in double quote to a scripting variable in SQLCMD. Is there a way to do this? sqlcmd -S %serverName% -E -d MSDB -i MyScript.sql -m 1 -v Parameter=\"\\\"\"MyValueInDoubleQuote\\\"
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