multiple sql queries using single script in isql - unix

Question

I am having few DDL queries written in multiple sql files named as 1.sql 2.sql etc 1000 f iles are there containg 2000+ create table statments
I have to use sybase isql using unix b ox.
I want to prepare single script which can call these scripts one by one.
How to do that
Example
1.sql have create table command ends with go
Script master. sh
It contains
isql -S Server -D database password etc -i 1.sql
Same way upto 1000.sql
Please let me know how to run

Answer 1

In your master.sh try something on the following lines. The code assumes all the files exist and the files are named from 1 to 1000 and all the files exist in the same directory as your master.sh script. You can/must add additional sanity checks to check if your sql files exist or not.
#!/bin/bash
for i in `seq 1 1000`
do
isql -S Server -D database password etc -i $i.sql
done

Answer 2

for (( i = 1; i <= 1000; ++i )); do
isql -S Server -D database password etc -i $i.sql
done
To avoid having a thousand invocations of isql, each setting up a network connection, authenticating etc. (which will take time):
for (( i = 1; i <= 1000; ++i )); do
cat $i.sql
done | isql -S Server -D database password etc
If the SQL in the various files is independent of each other (i.e. file 534.sql may run before 55.sql), you could even try
cat *.sql | isql -S Server -D database password etc

Answer 3

If you are not sure about the number of files, please move all of them to a single directory and make sure that they have the same extension (like '*.sql'). Then you can have a piece of code like below:
#!/bin/bash
for fn in `ls -l *.sql | awk '{print $9}' `
do
isql -S ServeName -D DatabaseName -U UserName -P PassWord -i $fn
done