[freetds] opt_flags in tsql.c
Lowden, James K
james.k.lowden at alliancebernstein.com
Thu Nov 16 09:59:15 EST 2006
> From: Elias Probst
> Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 8:41 AM
>
> I'd like to be able to work with tsql in a more quiet mode. All I
> want to see is the output returned by the SQL server when passing
> a sql-file to it.
I wrote bsqldb for batch processing. Does this look attractive?
$ echo 'select cast(name as varchar(30)), type from systypes' \
| bsqldb -q -S mpquant -U$U -P$P
bigint 63
binary 45
bit 50
char 47
datetime 61
decimal 55
float 62
image 34
int 56
money 60
nchar 47
ntext 35
numeric 63
nvarchar 39
real 59
smalldatetime 58
smallint 52
smallmoney 122
sql_variant 39
sysname 39
text 35
timestamp 45
tinyint 48
uniqueidentifier 37
varbinary 37
varchar 39
--jkl
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