Answer by TimothyAWiseman
I think there are two separate issues here. First, to directly answer your question, xp_cmdshell will let you call out to your script and retrieve its output (as long as its output is in the form of...
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Another option is that you could set up a SQL Server "Linked Server" to LDAP. There's some (admittedly old) documentation available [here][1], and [this is the documentation for something in SQL...
View ArticleAnswer by dvroman
Another option is to use SSIS which supports both the SQL interface and the vbs interface.
View ArticleAnswer by TimothyAWiseman
I think there are two separate issues here. First, to directly answer your question, xp_cmdshell will let you call out to your script and retrieve its output (as long as its output is in the form of...
View ArticleAnswer by ThomasRushton
Another option is that you could set up a SQL Server "Linked Server" to LDAP. There's some (admittedly old) documentation available [here][1], and [this is the documentation for something in SQL...
View ArticleAnswer by dvroman
Another option is to use SSIS which supports both the SQL interface and the vbs interface.
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