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 Test that I can see database

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smithsf22
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Posted - 2007-05-16 : 15:16:16
Hello,
I have a small batch file that will run all of the *.sql files in the same folder. My question is: is there a way to first test that I can see the DB so I can oputput an error if I cant?
Here is what I have so far:

@echo off
echo ++++++++++++++++++++
echo Runs all SQL scripts that do not require parameters within the
echo same folder as this batch file.
Echo ++++++++++++++++++++

SET ServerName=
SET /P ServerName=Please enter the Server Name:
SET DatabaseName=
SET /P DatabaseName=Please Enter Database Name:

REM IF I can connec to DB continue
REM ELSE goto :NoConn

for /f %%a in ('dir /b *.sql') do call :Process %%a
goto :Done

:Process
echo Running: %1
osql -E -S %ServerName% -d %DatabaseName% -n -i %1 > Report.txt

:NoConn
echo error cannot connect to Database.

:Done
echo Operation completed.
Pause

Thanks
   

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