exec-mssql

Execute your ms.sql files which contain multiple sql statements.
GO deliminators in files are replaced at runtime by ;

Usage

As a CLI tool

1. Make sure you have exec-mssql installed globally

   npm install -g exec-mssql

2. Configure your db access for the first time. Usage: exec-mssql [-e] -c "server" "database" "user" "password".

   exec_mssql -c "localhost" "database" "root" "root"

• Execute a bunch of sql statements

  exec_mssql "use db_cam; delete from admin;"

• Execute a .sql file

  exec_mssql -f ./db.sql

As a Node dependency

1. Make sure you have exec-mssql installed locally

   npm install exec-mssql

2. Require and use

   var exec_mssql = require('exec-mssql'),
     dbConfig = {
       host: 'localhost',
       database: 'myDatabase',
       user: 'root',
       password: 'root',
       options: {
         encrypt: false
       }
     },
     sql = 'use db_cam;',
     sqlFile = __dirname + '/db.sql';
   
   exec_mssql.config( dbConfig ).then( () => {
     exec_mssql.exec( sql ).then( results => {
   
       exec_mssql.execFile( sqlFile ).then( data => {
         if (data.err) throw data.err;
         console.log( results, data.results );
   
         exec_mssql.end();
         process.exit(0);
       }).catch( error => {
         console.error( 'error executing SQL file', error );
         exec_mssql.end();
         process.exit(0);
       })
        
     }).catch( error => {
       console.error( 'error executing SQL block', error );
       exec_mssql.end();
       process.exit(0);
     })
   })