Feature comparison Multi-model features Temporal tables Scale up / down Read Scale-Out Distributed transactions Scheduled maintenance Security Business continuity Monitor and tune Shared how-to's Azure SQL Database (SQL DB) Azure SQL Managed Instance (SQL MI) ...
In Azure SQL Database, there's no server collation. Yes, can be set when the instance is created and can't be updated later. Columnstore indexes Yes - Premium tier, Standard tier - S3 and above, General Purpose tier, Business Critical, and Hyperscale tiers. Yes Common language runtime -...
Servers. It seems a little bit more complex to use Azure SQL Database as a data source for Microsoft Copilot add-in. There is a fairly complex setup to use it as a data source, but it is possible for sure. Otherwise, for things like Power BI and business intelligence, it is ...
Serverless is acompute tierfor single databases in Azure SQL Database that automatically scales compute based on workload demand and bills for the amount of compute used per second. The serverless compute tier also automatically pauses databases during inactive periods when only storage is billed and...
What is Azure Hybrid Benefit for SQL Server, and am I eligible for it? Can I use my SQL Server license on-premises and in the cloud? Can I apply Azure Hybrid Benefit for SQL Server retroactively? Load more FAQ What is Azure SQL Database reserved capacity? Will SQL Database rese...
Copy thein-memory OLTP Transact-SQL scriptto your clipboard. The T-SQL script creates the necessary in-memory objects in theAdventureWorksLTsample database that you created in step 1. Paste the T-SQL script into SSMS, and then execute the script. TheMEMORY_OPTIMIZED = ONclause in theCREATE ...
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friction that customers might have had in migrating to the Hyperscale tier. While reverse migration is initiated by a service tier change, it's essentially a size-of-data move between different architectures. Reverse migration can be initiated through Azure Portal, T-SQL, ...
Implementing table partitioning on a table that is exceptionally large in Azure SQL Database Hyperscale is not trivial due to the large data movement operations involved, and potential downtime needed to accomplish them efficiently. To help customers implement part...
Service Tier Considerations Each database in Azure SQL Database is assigned a service tier, or service objective (sometimes also known as service level objective, or SLO). Examples are S0, P2, etc. This defines the amount of resources allocated to the database, the features th...