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A command line is a string given to a command interpreter that tells it actions to take, such as running programs or copying files. The interpreter processes command lines with escapes and substitutions.
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All instances upgrade from Command Prompt
With SQL 2019 (and beyond I presume) the syntax needs to be:
(e.g.)
SQLServer2019-KB5033688-x64.exe /qs
/IAcceptSQLServerLicenseTerms
/Action=Patch /AllInstances
A little hidden tidbit from MS, but …
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