Sql server : list all users in all databases

Applies to:SQL ServerAzure SQL DatabaseAzure SQL Managed InstanceAzure Synapse AnalyticsAnalytics Platform System (PDW)SQL database in Microsoft Fabric

sqlcmd is a command-line utility for ad hoc, interactive execution of Transact-SQL (T-SQL) statements and scripts and for automating T-SQL scripting tasks.

To use sqlcmd interactively, or to build script files for sqlcmd, you should understand T-SQL. You can use sqlcmd in various ways. For example:

• Enter T-SQL statements from the command prompt.

  Sqlcmd list databases

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• Sqlcmd connect to database
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• Sqlcmd list tables

The console returns the results. To open a Command Prompt window, enter in the Windows search box and select Command Prompt to open. At the command prompt, type followed by a list of options that you want. For a complete list of the options that are supported by sqlcmd, see sqlcmd utility.

• Submit a sqlcmd job either by specifying a single T-SQL statement to execute, or by pointing the utility to a text file that contains T-SQL statements to execute.

  The output is directed to a text file, but can also be displayed at the command prompt.

• SQLCMD mode in SQ

  sqlcmd command line example
  sqlcmd view users