Write-Warning('Execute Sql command failed with error message:{0}'-f$_) return$false } finally{ $SqlConnection.Close() } } # # 通过事物处理执行多条SQL命令 # functionExecute-SqlCommandsNonQuery { param ( [System.Data.SqlCli
Function ExecuteSQL{ Param( [Parameter(position = 0 , Mandatory = $true)]$SqlConn, [Parameter(position = 1 , Mandatory = $true)][string]$SqlString ) Try{ $SqlCmd = New-Object System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand $SqlCmd.CommandText = $SqlString $SqlCmd.Connection = $SqlConn $Reader= $Sq...
Set-Location "SQLSERVER:\SQL\MyComputer\MainInstance" PS SQLSERVER:\SQL\MyComputer\MainInstance> Invoke-Sqlcmd -Query "SELECT SERVERPROPERTY('MachineName') AS ComputerName" -ServerInstance (Get-Item .) ComputerName --- MyComputer This command uses Set-Location to navigate to the SQL ServerWindo...
This command connects to a named instance of the SQL Database Engine on a computer and runs a basic Transact-SQL script.Example 2: Invoke commands in a script file and save the output in a text filePowerShell Copy Invoke-Sqlcmd -InputFile "C:\ScriptFolder\TestSqlCmd.sql" | Out-File...
However, the row// number may not match as the row numbers only get incremented based// on the number of rowsif(PathIsDrive(path)) {if(String.Equals(type,"table", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)) {// Execute command using ODBC connection to create a tabletry{// create the table using...
$sql='select * from test' $db=New-Object-ComObjectADODB.Connection $db.Open($connectionString) $rs=$db.Execute($sql) $results=While($rs.EOF-eq$false) { $CustomObject=New-Object-TypeNamePSObject $rs.Fields |ForEach-Object-Process{ ...
displayName: 'Execute SQL Script' inputs: targetType: 'inline' script: | $serverName = 'your_server_name' $databaseName = 'your_database_name' $userName = 'your_username' $sqlScriptPath = 'path_to_your_sql_script' # Construct the "runas" command ...
# Function to execute the SQL command with retry logicfunctionExecuteWithRetry{param([int]$retryCount= 0,[System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection]$connection,[string]$query)try{# Open the database connection# Create a SqlCommand object$command=New-ObjectSystem.Data.SqlClient...
# Create a new PowerShell session and load a saved console filePowerShell-PSConsoleFilesqlsnapin.psc1# Create a new PowerShell V2 session with text input, XML output, and no logoPowerShell-Version2.0-NoLogo-InputFormattext-OutputFormatXML# Execute a PowerShell Command in a sessionPowerShell-...
These two lines create a SQL command, which is what I’ll use to send my query to SQL Server. I’ve set its connection property to “opened,” so that Windows PowerShell has a way to actually send the command:Copy $cmd = New-Object System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand↵ $cmd....