SSMS will not let you type in Windows credentials. Here is how to connect using NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM account with PsExec from Sysinternals.
Connect to MySQL From the Command Prompt: Host, Port, User
To connect to MySQL from the command prompt, you pass a host, a port, a user and a password to the mysql client. This post runs every switch, then shows the exact error that a wrong port, user, password or database produces.
Find mysqld.exe on Windows and Fix ‘mysql’ Is Not Recognized
To find mysqld.exe on Windows, search the drive with dir or where, or ask the running server where it lives. This post fixes the ‘mysql’ is not recognized error by adding the bin folder to PATH, and it shows every command with its real output.
SQL Server – Using SSMS Command Line Parameters
My friend Vinod Kumar shows how SSMS Command Line parameters can save you a few clicks every time you open Management Studio and connect to a server.
The New Go-Based sqlcmd: What Changed
The Go-based sqlcmd adds modern commands and contexts, but ODBC sqlcmd scripts need flag, output, and exit-code tests before a swap.
Fast Exports With bcp
Fast exports with bcp compares native and character files, shows a format file, and explains where batch size helps and how to check a large export.
Installing SQL Server Silently From the Command Line
Installing SQL Server silently takes a reviewed ConfigurationFile.ini, required setup switches, and a check of logs and active instance settings.