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Most of the time when we need to execute a SQL script or statement, then we go for SQL Server Management Studio to execute our T-SQL scripts. But the same result we can achieve using Command Prompt. This is very simple way to do that just a matter of write a command and pass few arguments. You can see the process status like as in when you execute a query in Management studio. Use-case : There may be having some situations you won't be able to execute T-SQL script using Management Studio. Most of the time when doing data population. In my case, I had a situation I needed to populate a Database without using backup/restore. Once I generated script with all the schemas and related data it took around 400+Mb sql file. SQL Server Management Studio will not allow you to run the script unless you execute the query in high-end box. Because, when the file loaded to the memory it will too hard to cater our requirement. You may probably get memory ...

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