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How do I run a SQL query from the command line?

Run SQL Queries From Command Prompt Go to Start->Run-->Type "cmd"-> OK. Type "sqlcmd" command. Type following commands and type GO for the batch termination as shown in below screen: You can retrieve this table from Query Editor also.


What is the command to run query?

QUERY can be used from command prompt in two ways. Run QUERY so that programs screens appear. Use querySHUTTLE.exe. Run QUERY as a console application so that program screens do not appear.

Can we do SQL in command prompt?

Overview of SQL Command Line SQL Command Line (SQL*Plus) is a command-line tool for accessing Oracle Database XE. It enables you to enter and run SQL, PL/SQL, and SQL*Plus commands and statements to: Query, insert, and update data. Execute PL/SQL procedures.

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