What is sqlcmd?



What is sqlcmd?..

Answer / Rajendra Kumar Akela

sqlcmd is a command-line tool provided by SQL Server, allowing you to connect and execute Transact-SQL statements, scripts, and system stored procedures against a local or remote SQL Server instance.

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