DBCC for sqlServer from java program on solaris

How to run DBCC for a MS-SqlServer database running on a NT machine from a
java program running on a solaris 7 operating system ?
Can we write any script on the solaris which interacts with the SQLServer and call this script from a java program ?

thanks for the responses.
But the design is like that.Then it needs to be fixed.
I think this is why there's a shortage of people to write computer applications, they are all wasting their time struggling to implement bad designs.
its a scheduler to be run on tomcat where we interact
with the running batch files and can't be changed.A scheduler in Tomcat? Why run a scheduler in an application server?
any help is appreciated.
I tried to execute the batch file from servlet it
runs , but i see the cmd.exe in windows task manager
and need a dos box open.
Any ideas?If you need a DOS box open then you need a signed-on user. So here's my patch:
1. Write an application that listens for messages from this Tomcat scheduler, and when it receives those messages it does something in a DOS box.
2. Have somebody sign on to the server and run that application.
3. Change the Tomcat scheduler to send messages to that application instead of trying to actually run it.
It's up to you what kind of messages you should send. There are plenty of choices.

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