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edited Apr 14, 2022 at 8:01

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I think you need to output your results to a file and bring them back in. Something like this should help get you close to what you are looking for:

:setvar MyDir "C:\scripts"
:OUT $(MyDir)\test.txt
PRINT ':SETVAR ServerName ''' + @@SERVERNAME + ''''
GO
:OUT stdout
:r $(MyDir)\test.txt
GO
SELECT $(ServerName)

You can see more examples here see more examples here.

I think you need to output your results to a file and bring them back in. Something like this should help get you close to what you are looking for:

:setvar MyDir "C:\scripts"
:OUT $(MyDir)\test.txt
PRINT ':SETVAR ServerName ''' + @@SERVERNAME + ''''
GO
:OUT stdout
:r $(MyDir)\test.txt
GO
SELECT $(ServerName)

You can see more examples here.

I think you need to output your results to a file and bring them back in. Something like this should help get you close to what you are looking for:

:setvar MyDir "C:\scripts"
:OUT $(MyDir)\test.txt
PRINT ':SETVAR ServerName ''' + @@SERVERNAME + ''''
GO
:OUT stdout
:r $(MyDir)\test.txt
GO
SELECT $(ServerName)

You can see more examples here.

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created Jul 12, 2013 at 14:19

SQLRockstar

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I think you need to output your results to a file and bring them back in. Something like this should help get you close to what you are looking for:

:setvar MyDir "C:\scripts"
:OUT $(MyDir)\test.txt
PRINT ':SETVAR ServerName ''' + @@SERVERNAME + ''''
GO
:OUT stdout
:r $(MyDir)\test.txt
GO
SELECT $(ServerName)

You can see more examples here.