InvokeSqlcmd
InvokeSqlcmd refers to a wrapper, function, or script designed to invoke the sqlcmd command-line utility in order to execute Transact-SQL statements against Microsoft SQL Server. It is commonly used in SQL Server administration and data integration tasks to run queries, scripts, or batches from higher-level scripting environments such as PowerShell or batch files. Implementations vary, but they typically provide a simplified interface over sqlcmd.exe and its switches, allowing repeated use in automation workflows.
Typical features include establishing a connection to a server, selecting a database, and executing either inline
Usage patterns generally involve constructing a command line or function call that delegates to sqlcmd, then
Limitations include dependence on the sqlcmd tool being present on the system, potential security considerations for