:!! [] - Executes a command in the Windows command shell. :connect server[\instance] [-l timeout] [-U user [-P password]] - Connects to a SQL Server instance. :ed - Edits the current or last executed statement cache. :error - Redirects error output to a file, stderr, or stdout. :exit - Quits sqlcmd immediately. :exit() - Execute statement cache; quit with no return value. :exit( ) - Execute the specified query; returns numeric result. go [ ] - Executes the statement cache (n times). :help - Shows this list of commands. :list - Prints the content of the statement cache. :listvar - Lists the set sqlcmd scripting variables. :on error [exit|ignore] - Action for batch or sqlcmd command errors. :out |stderr|stdout - Redirects query output to a file, stderr, or stdout. :perftrace |stderr|stdout - Redirects timing output to a file, stderr, or stdout. :quit - Quits sqlcmd immediately. :r - Append file contents to the statement cache. :reset - Discards the statement cache. :serverlist - Lists local and SQL Servers on the network. :setvar {variable} - Removes a sqlcmd scripting variable. :setvar - Sets a sqlcmd scripting variable.
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Executes a command in the Windows command shell. :connect server[\instance -l timeout -U user -P password - Connects to a ...
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