I know you can easily change databases, as in Use "dbname". Can one
also easily change database servers without having to manually select
the server name from the dropdown?
Thanks a million!Not at the TSQL level. TSQL is executed by the database server, so you are already connected to the
database server when your TSQL code is executed. So this would have to be done by the client app.
SQL Server 2005 has a successor to OSQL.EXE named SQLCMD.EXE, and I believe that this tool has some
such functionality.
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Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
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>I know you can easily change databases, as in Use "dbname". Can one
> also easily change database servers without having to manually select
> the server name from the dropdown?
> Thanks a million!
>|||no can do with tsql. if you use sql2k5 sqlcmd, you can use :Connect to
switch server connection.
:Connect server_name[\instance_name] [-l timeout] [-U user_name [-P
password]] ,
Connects to an instance of SQL Server. Also closes the current connection.
-oj
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>I know you can easily change databases, as in Use "dbname". Can one
> also easily change database servers without having to manually select
> the server name from the dropdown?
> Thanks a million!
>|||Thanks all for the replies. Not what I wanted to hear, but truth leads
to wisdom, or so they say. :-)
Thanks again.
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