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SQLCMD is Microsoft SQL Server's command line utility that allows you execute T-SQL commands from a command prompt.
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What are valid connection strings for SSMS login box?
connect to an instance of SQL Server with some specific configuration setting or in a DMZ where no host names are available or I'll have to connect to the Dedicated Admin Connection (DAC) via SSMS or SQLCMD … I find that in the end there is never an actual summary of simple connection strings to input into an SSMS login box, nor what to add to a SQLCMD. …
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