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 How to install SQL scripts and import data to SQL Server from the command line? Answer: You can create *.bat file which include something like this: osql -S ServerName -U LoginName -P password -i c:\script.sql where c:\script.sql - the script to create metadata and load data. See instpubs.sql file in the Install subdirectory of your SQL Server installation as example of creating such script. |