ISQLW.EXE COMMAND LINE OPTIONS V2K
The constant login prompt when working with isqlw/SQL Server can be 
cumbersome. But similar to most utilities, Isqlw.exe supports command 
line options that may help alleviate some aggravation.

isqlw  
    [-?] | 
    [ 
        [-S server_name[\instance_name]] 
        [-d database]  
        [-E] [-U user] [-P password] 
        [{-i input_file} {-o output_file} [-F {U|A|O}]] 
        [-f file_list] 
        [-C configuration_file] 
        [-D scripts_directory]  
        [-T template_directory] 
    ]

Use the following shortcut example for a quick, no prompt login attempt 
that loads an existing file. Note that your file path may vary 
depending upon your install options.

"C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\80\Tools\Binn\isqlw.exe" -S 
SSLT02\sql2k -U sa -P sa -d pubs -f c:\temp\test.sql

This command line placed in a desktop shortcut will log you in to the 
SQL Server instance SSLT02\sql2k with a login id of "sa." A password 
of "sa" places you in the pubs database and preloads the designated 
file C:\temp\test.sql. This replaces quite a few keystrokes and mouse 
clicks if you are constantly performing repetitive tasks.

Note that the "-E" option will log you in with SQL integrated security 
or trusted connection.

"C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\80\Tools\Binn\isqlw.exe" -E -S 
SSLT02\sql2k

Remember to secure your machine since storing any user id or password 
information is a potential security hole.

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