finalizing readme and version

README.md

@@ -1,2 +1,34 @@
-# mssqlPipe
+# mssqlPipe v1.0.0
 SQL Server command line backup and restore through pipes using stdin and stdout
+
+mssqlPipe 
+
+Usage:
+
+    mssqlPipe [instance] backup [database] dbname [to filename]
+    mssqlPipe [instance] restore [database] dbname [from filename] [to filepath] [with replace]
+    mssqlPipe [instance] restore filelistonly [from filename]
+    mssqlPipe [instance] pipe to devicename
+    mssqlPipe [instance] pipe from devicename
+
+stdin or stdout will be used if no filenames specified.
+
+When restoring, default database and log path will be determined for SQL 2012+, otherwise will guess based on existing databases if filepath not specified. Files will be renamed like database_dat.mdf and database_log.ldf. Existing databases will _not_ be overwritten unless you use `with replace`!
+
+Examples:
+
+    mssqlPipe myinstance backup AdventureWorks to AdventureWorks.bak
+    mssqlPipe myinstance backup AdventureWorks > AdventureWorks.bak
+    mssqlPipe backup database AdventureWorks | 7za a AdventureWorks.xz -si
+    7za e AdventureWorks.xz -so | mssqlPipe restore AdventureWorks to c:\db\
+    mssqlPipe restore AdventureWorks from AdventureWorks.bak with replace
+    mssqlPipe pipe from VirtualDevice42 > output.bak
+    mssqlPipe pipe to VirtualDevice42 < input.bak
+    mssqlPipe sql2008 backup AdventureWorksOld | mssqlPipe sql2012 restore AdventureWorksOld
+    curl -u adzm:hunter2 sftp://adzm.net/backup.xz | 7za e -txz -so -si nul | mssqlPipe restore AdventureWorks
+
+If you need to do anything fancy, use the pipe verb with a devicename of your choosing and run a query manually.
+
+I was inspired by the VDI sample; and apparently so was [sqlpipe](https://github.com/duncansmart/sqlpipe)
+
+Happy piping!

mssqlPipe.cpp

@@ -1332,7 +1332,7 @@ int wmain(int argc, wchar_t* argv[])
 {
 	CoInit comInit;
 
-	std::wcerr << L"\nmssqlPipe v1.0\n" << std::endl;
+	std::wcerr << L"\nmssqlPipe v1.0.0\n" << std::endl;
 	if (argc < 2) {
 		showUsage();
 		return E_INVALIDARG;