Matthias,
Try:
# sqlcli -d DBNAME -u SQLUSER,SQLPASS -i filename.sql -c <delimiter>
If you want to terminate/separate your queries with say a semi-colon, you would enter something like
-c ;
Cheers, JLS
Matthias G�rtner wrote:
Dear list,
we have large SQL batch files which we cannot load via SQL Studio (tunneled connection only, takes ages). We would like to transfer the data to the server (no GUI there, Linux), then use dbmcli or similar to load the SQL. Basically we would like to simulate Oracle's "sqlplus @mybigbatch.sql".
I'm sure the answer to this is trivial, but I don't see it. Any pointer appreciated.
Thank you, Matthias
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