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Update note on .execute database script command
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Expand Up @@ -15,7 +15,9 @@ Executes a batch of management commands in the scope of a single database.
> Select the full command text before running it. Otherwise, it stops at the first empty line in the script.

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> By default, the `.execute database script` command always succeeds. If you want the command to fail when one of the commands in the script fails, run the command with the `ThrowOnErrors` property set to `True`. For example: `.execute database script with (ThrowOnErrors=true)`.
> By default, the `.execute database script` command always succeeds. If you want the command to fail when one of the commands in the script fails, run the command with the `ThrowOnErrors` property set to `True`
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> `.execute database script with (ThrowOnErrors=true)`.

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