SQLCMD in PDW Error

Hi,
I'm using SQLCMD in PDW for extracting data into a flat file. The command line syntax is given below:
sqlcmd -S "10.20.30.40,19001" -d MyPDW_DB -U PDW_User -P Password1 -Q "SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON; SELECT * FROM MyPDW_DB.dbo.SampleFact" -o "FactOut.txt" -s"|"
When I try to execute the batch file, I get the following error:
Msg 104409, Level 16, State 1, Server PdwTdsServer, Line 1
Setting QuotedIdentifier to 'OFF' is not supported.
I am assuming this is due to the fact that there is a "comma" in the server name (IP address,Port Number). I can use this command for extracting data from SQL tables. Any idea on how I can make this working for PDW?
Thanks in advance

Hi Triumph,
Here is the complete solution you have asked.
sqlcmd -S "10.20.30.40,19001" -d MyPDW_DB -U PDW_User -P Password1 -I -Q "set nocount on;SELECT * FROM MyPDW_DB.dbo.SampleFact" -o "Output_Temp.txt" -s"|" -Wtype Output_Temp.txt | findstr /v \-\- > SampleFact.txt
del Output_Temp.txt
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Katherine suggested please mark it as answer which will help other forum members who have the
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