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Expand Up @@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ Use `sqlcmd --help` to view all the available sub-commands. Use `sqlcmd -?` to

### The ~/.sqlcmd/sqlconfig file

Each time `sqlcmd create` completes, a new context is created (e.g. mssql, mssql2, mssql3 etc.). A context contains the endpoint and user configuation detail. To switch between contexts, run `sqlcmd config use <context-name>`, to view name of the current context, run `sqlcmd config current-context`, to list all contexts, run `sqlcmd config get-contexts`.
Each time `sqlcmd create` completes, a new context is created (e.g. mssql, mssql2, mssql3 etc.). A context contains the endpoint and user configuration detail. To switch between contexts, run `sqlcmd config use <context-name>`, to view name of the current context, run `sqlcmd config current-context`, to list all contexts, run `sqlcmd config get-contexts`.

To view connection strings (ODBC/ADO.NET/JDBC etc.) for the current context and user & endpoint details for all contexts held in the `~/.sqlcmd/sqlconfig` file:

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### Changes in behavior from the ODBC based sqlcmd

The following switches have different behavior in this version of `sqlcmd` compared to the oroignla ODBC based `sqlcmd`.
The following switches have different behavior in this version of `sqlcmd` compared to the original ODBC based `sqlcmd`.

- `-P` switch will be removed. Passwords for SQL authentication can only be provided through these mechanisms:

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