SQL Server Scripts: Restart the SQL Service through a batch file

My SQL instance also has a tendency to consume all the memory on the VM (even 16GB is not enough), so I keep another script on the desktop to restart the SQL.

My first problem was finding the name of the service. A simple 'net start' command in the command prompt listed all the services.

The following script solved my problem:

ECHO "Stopping SQL Server"
net stop "MSSQLSERVER" /Y
ECHO "Starting SQL Server"
net start "MSSQLSERVER"
@PAUSE

I have found this to be very helpful when the machine is struggling and opening up services.msc seems to take an eternity.

I have rekindled my love of batch files - they certainly solve the problem quickly and efficiently.


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