We are trying to use the SQLEXE command in command prompt to read an .sql
file on a machine and produce the results of a database in text format.
We know to use the sqlexe -delim -db database -gofaster -read stock.sql
-write date_office no_file_.txt. But can we do this remotely? Is there a tail
command that we put in this so that we can run the sqlexe from a machine in
our office, but the sql file and database are in an office somewhere else?
For instance, a tail command followed by an IP Address for the machine which
holds the sql file and the database??
Any help will be much needed.
Jeffrey Randow (MVP) - 18 Feb 2005 19:11 GMT
Closest is RSH in the XP Resource Kit:
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/r
sh.mspx
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>We are trying to use the SQLEXE command in command prompt to read an .sql
>file on a machine and produce the results of a database in text format.
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>Any help will be much needed.