I apologize for asking a stupid question....I have Windows 2003 Server
installed, I am using SQL Server 2000 with all the sp's installed. I have
created db etc by utilizing the Enterprise Manager....I have been using a
SAMS book to learn some things however the very most basic rudimentary thing,
I have no clue.....
there are many examples that tell you to issue commands...where do I find
the command lines in SQL? Thanks for entertaining my humourous question...I
am not a programmer so I apologize in advance!!!I can´t dtermine what you mean with command line, if you want the Dos (shell)
command line you can use XP_cmdshell and extended procedure to fire commadn
to the database, if you want to fire up some SQL commandsyou should head for
the Query Analyzer whcih is part as a client component of SQL Server or the
command line utility OSQL.exe which can be executed through the commadn line
in dos mode.
HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.
"SQL Brad" wrote:
> I apologize for asking a stupid question....I have Windows 2003 Server
> installed, I am using SQL Server 2000 with all the sp's installed. I have
> created db etc by utilizing the Enterprise Manager....I have been using a
> SAMS book to learn some things however the very most basic rudimentary thing,
> I have no clue.....
> there are many examples that tell you to issue commands...where do I find
> the command lines in SQL? Thanks for entertaining my humourous question...I
> am not a programmer so I apologize in advance!!!
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