Question

Building one of my first console apps.

This console app will run some stored procedures I m defining. I would like to be able to pass in parameter values via the command line.

Is there any way to pass in a name value pair? For example:

myConsoleApp.exe sproc_GetLastActives, @LastActiveDate - 11/20/2009

I know how to retreive the parameter values, but I m noticing that the args[] are split if I put in a / or a ,. How can I pass in name value pair?

Thanks!

Answer 1

Do you want that in a single string? Try this:

myConsoleApp.exe "sproc_GetLastActives, @LastActiveDate - 11/20/2009"

(i.e. just add quotes)

Slashes and commas shouldn t affect things, but the command line parser splits on spaces unless you ve quoted it.

Answer 2

There are several solutions to this problem the most common is to use / or - to prefix parameters and = to delimit them from their arguments for example

consoleapp.exe /spname=sproc_GetLastActives /LastActiveDate="11/20/2009"

in your code your code you can use String.Split(arg[i], new char[] { = }) to bust up the individual parameters.

Answer 3

consoleapp.exe key1 val1 key2 val2

args[] gives your 4 items, pair them up in your code. :P

Answer 4

Similar to mykhaylo s response, why not pass in the values at one string:

consoleapp.exe sproc_name key1=value1 "key2=Value With Spaces" key3=value3

Then just test for the presence of the = sign and parse it to get your key/value pair.

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