Execution of bunch of create tables and stored proedure with .bat file

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I have one create schema file and 13 create tables .sqfile and 13 stored procedure .sql when we wanted to execute we are clicking on every file and we will point to our database where we wanted to execute can any have the .bat file in ready how to execute with .bat file to save this 27 clicks wanted to execute with one and only one click

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M.chandra

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Need your help!!

I have one create schema file and 13 create tables .sqfile and 13 stored procedure .sql when we wanted to execute we are clicking on every file and we will point to our database where we wanted to execute can any have the .bat file in ready how to execute with .bat file to save this 27 clicks wanted to execute with one and only one click

Thanks
M.chandra

Posted 27-Mar-21 3:35am

Sekhar Murthy

Updated 29-Mar-21 23:30pm

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PIEBALDconsult 27-Mar-21 9:47am

I use a BAT file to run SQLCMD to execute SQL scripts.
Just be sure the files are stored as ANSI (rather than UNICODE).

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2021-03-29T23:30:00

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The documentation gives some examples - see Use the sqlcmd Utility - SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) | Microsoft Docs[^]
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F. Using sqlcmd in a Windows script file

Posted 29-Mar-21 23:30pm

CHill60