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Hi Screenshot,
Unfortunately SQL Multi Script isn't currently scriptable itself.
You might be able to rig up something to meet your needs using the windows scheduler and the sqlcmd command line utility:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms170207.aspx -
Really, is it so difficult to add scheduling feature? MultiScript is a fantastic tool but we will have to move away from it since we cannot schedule our scripts and produce saved results on daily basis (outside of business hours). I.e. I have 100+ SQL Servers and I need daily maintenance/backup status report at 6AM, thus by the time when everybody is at the office, DBA has a report which backup failed and what errors we found in error logs. I have no time to view logs manually, neither run the scripts during business hours.
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I want to save the results of several scripts i run at one time. I see I can save the results from EACH script - but I want to save the results for ALL Scripts into one file. Can that be done?
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(I've not downloaded the tool yet as I'm waiting for something on my end before I start the trial period)