' Execute an array of sql script files with batch statements,' by using the same SqlCommand object' - connString is the connection string for the destination database'' Example:' Dim connString As String = "server=(local);Persist Security ' Info=False;Integrated Security=SSPI;database=TestDB"' Dim script1 As String = "C:ScriptsCreateDbTables.sql"' Dim script2 As String = "C:ScriptsCreateDbSprocs.sql"' Dim script3 As String = "C:ScriptsInsertData.sql"' ExecuteSqlScripts(connString, script1, script2, script3)Sub ExecuteSqlScripts(ByVal connString As String, ByVal ParamArray scriptFiles() _ As String) ' open the connection and create a command that uses it Dim cn As New SqlConnection(connString) Dim cmd As New SqlCommand Try cn.Open() cmd.Connection = cn Dim scriptFile As String For Each scriptFile In scriptFiles ' get the content of the script file Dim sr As System.IO.StreamReader = Nothing Try sr = New System.IO.StreamReader(scriptFile) ' use the script file's content as CommandText for the command ' created above cmd.CommandText = sr.ReadToEnd() Catch ex As Exception Throw ex Finally If Not sr Is Nothing Then sr.Close() End Try ' execute this script cmd.ExecuteNonQuery() Next Catch ex As Exception Throw ex Finally cn.Close() End TryEnd Sub


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