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Please don't bother...I guess the problem is that the whole syntax was copied froma wordpad and the fouble quote created from wordpad doesn't work when you paste it in the command line.
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Please don't bother...I guess the problem is that the whole syntax was copied froma wordpad and the fouble quote created from wordpad doesn't work when you paste it in the command line.

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Problem was just due to the method of applying the command rather than issue with syntax as initially thought of.
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Problem was just due to the method of applying the command rather than issue with syntax as initially thought of.

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Hello Experts,<br />
Got stucked on this issue. I just wanted to run a stored procedure through command line\prompt but unfortunately i'm getting this persistent error<br />
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Sqlcmd: 'MyProc&quot;': Unexpected argument. Enter '-?' for help.<br />
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Here is my line...<br />
&nbsp;sqlcmd -S Svr1\Inst1 -d MyDB -Q &quot;EXEC MyProc&quot;<br />
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MyProc exists on the specified Server\Instance db and could run it via SQL Analyzer but when i run it via command line i'm encountering the error.<br />
Is there something wrong in my Syntax? Or is there special permission required to run my SP?<br />
Any suggestion is appreciated.
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Hello Experts,
Got stucked on this issue. I just wanted to run a stored procedure through command line\prompt but unfortunately i'm getting this persistent error

Sqlcmd: 'MyProc"': Unexpected argument. Enter '-?' for help.

Here is my line...
 sqlcmd -S Svr1\Inst1 -d MyDB -Q "EXEC MyProc"

MyProc exists on the specified Server\Instance db and could run it via SQL Analyzer but when i run it via command line i'm encountering the error.
Is there something wrong in my Syntax? Or is there special permission required to run my SP?
Any suggestion is appreciated.

SQLCMD syntax encounters &quot;unexpected argument.Enter'-?'

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SQLCMD syntax encounters &quot;unexpected argument.Enter'-?'

SQLCMD syntax encounters "unexpected argument.Enter'-?'