Powershell - Invoke-sqlcmd to connect to a mssql server using different port
You might be able to use the following code to connect to an instance of sql server on a different port. Here 's how you can do it.
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| $containerServerInstancePort = "localhost,1400" | |
| $sqlLoginName = "sa" | |
| $sa_password = "mypassword" | |
| $dbExist = Invoke-Sqlcmd -ServerInstance $containerServerInstancePort -Username $sqlLoginName | |
| -Password $sa_password -Query "SELECT name FROM master.dbo.sysdatabases WHERE [name]='$dbName'" | |
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