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In Visual Studio 2008, I have this database project to manage my SQL Server 2008 database. This has a prebuild and postbuild SQL Script that contains an example like this:
:r .\myfile.sql
What does this mean?
The keyword missing from your google search was “sqlcmd”.
The “r” command is used to include the contents of another SQL file at that location; the parameter passed in is the relative file path of the included file.
See MSDN docs for sqlcmd syntax for more information.