Tamp.SqlCmd 0.1.0

Tamp.SqlCmd

Typed wrappers for the cross-platform sqlcmd CLI (Microsoft's go-sqlcmd). Run T-SQL scripts or inline queries against SQL Server and Azure SQL with typed connection settings, SqlCmd variable substitution, and Secret-tracked credentials.

Install

dotnet add package Tamp.SqlCmd

Multi-targets net8 / net9 / net10. Requires sqlcmd on PATH:

• macOS: brew install sqlcmd
• Linux: apt install sqlcmd (or download from the go-sqlcmd releases)
• Windows: winget install Microsoft.Sqlcmd (or via SQL Server / Azure Data Studio installs)

Quick start — run migration scripts

using Tamp;
using Tamp.SqlCmd;

class Build : TampBuild
{
    public static int Main(string[] args) => Execute<Build>(args);

    [FromPath("sqlcmd")] readonly Tool SqlCmd = null!;
    [Parameter] readonly Secret DbPassword = null!;

    Target Migrate => _ => _.Executes(() => SqlCmd.RunScript(SqlCmd, s => s
        .SetServer("sql.example.com")
        .SetDatabase("AppDb")
        .SetUserName("deploy")
        .SetPassword(DbPassword)
        .SetTrustServerCertificate()
        .SetEncryption(SqlCmdEncryption.Mandatory)
        .AddInputFile("migrations/001_schema.sql")
        .AddInputFile("migrations/002_seed.sql")
        .SetVariable("DeployTag", "v1.2.3")
        .SetQueryTimeoutSeconds(600)));
}

Verb surface (v1)

Authentication modes

Exactly one of these per invocation; the wrapper enforces it:

• SQL auth — .SetUserName(u).SetPassword(secret) → -U u -P <secret>
• Windows integrated — .SetTrustedConnection() → -E
• Azure AD — .SetAuthenticationMethod("ActiveDirectoryDefault") → --authentication-method ActiveDirectoryDefault

Setting more than one throws InvalidOperationException. Setting UserName without Password (or vice versa) throws.

TLS knobs

Other common knobs

• SqlCmd variables — .SetVariable(name, value) → -v Name=Value (repeatable)
• Exit on error — .SetExitOnError() → -b (default true; CI-friendly)
• Query timeout — .SetQueryTimeoutSeconds(300) → -t 300
• Output file — .SetOutputFile(path) → -o path
• Disable variable substitution — .SetDisableVariableSubstitution() → -x (useful when scripts contain literal $(...) tokens)
• Errors to stderr — .SetErrorsToStderr(0) or (1) → -r0 / -r1

Settings authoring — fluent or object-init

Both styles produce identical CommandPlans; fluent is canonical in docs.

Out of scope

Idempotency tracking (the __Migrations table pattern, ordering, dependency resolution) is intentionally adopter-side. This wrapper just executes — compose with your own migration discipline.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.