sql-serverdatabase-connectionsqlcmd
Why I cant connect to instance of sqlserver?
I have 3 instance of sql server:
MSSQLSERVER
SQLEXPRESS
SQLEXPRESS2008R2
I want to connect to SQLEXPRESS2008R2 by this command:
sqlcmd -s .\SQLEXPRESS2008R2 -e
and than run this command:
use Dbs_TickSoft
go
but show me this error:
Database 'Dbs_TickSoft' does not exist...
If my database is connected:
Solution
Looking at the sqlcmd doc, there is a difference between the -s (lower case) and -S (upper case) arguments. The former specifies the column-separator character, while the latter specifies the SQL instance instance of to connect to. So changing your command to
sqlcmd -S .\SQLEXPRESS2008R2 -e
with the upper case "S" should work.
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