Hi,
I need to output result of my query to txt file. So I'm using -o
parameter, for example:

osql.exe -s (local) -d database1 -U sa -P sa -i 'c:\\queryFile.sql' -o
'c:\\output.txt'

But it clears existing output.txt file first and then outputs the
result, while I need to append the result of my query without clearing
existing file content. Is it possible ?

(mamin@o2.pl) writes:
> I need to output result of my query to txt file. So I'm using -o
> parameter, for example:
>
> osql.exe -s (local) -d database1 -U sa -P sa -i 'c:\\queryFile.sql' -o
> 'c:\\output.txt'
>
> But it clears existing output.txt file first and then outputs the
> result, while I need to append the result of my query without clearing
> existing file content. Is it possible ?

Use >>, the standard append operator in the command-line environment.


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