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All versions of Microsoft SQL Server (not MySQL). Please also add a version-specific tag, like sql-server-2016, since it is often relevant to the question.
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String replacement in SQLCMD
If I understand your question correctly, let me try providing an alternate solution.
You could write a quick powershell script to automate the whole process -
-reading source .sql files
In a loop -
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Migrating SQL Server 2008 databases to new 2-node WSFC SQL2014 Alwayson AG
I am currently working on migrating our single FCI Prod SQL Server 2008 Enterprise instance (on Win2008) multiple databases (>2TB total) to a new 2-node WSFC cluster (Win2012 R2 & SQL2014 enterprise) …
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