Migrate SQL Server to Azure SQL Database: cost-efficient, secure, scalable. Learn steps & tools for a smooth transition.
Azure SQL Database Edge enables you to create high-performance data storage and processing layers for Internet of Things (IoT) and IoT Edge workloads. SQL Edge provides capabilities for streaming and analyzing relational and non-relational data. SQL Edge is available through the Azure Marketplace, ...
To create a single database in the Azure portal this quickstart starts at the Azure SQL page. Browse to the Select SQL Deployment option page. Under SQL databases, leave Resource type set to Single database, and select Create. On the Basics tab of the Create SQL Database form, under Proj...
Azure Data Sync —a synchronization service set up on an Azure SQL Database. This service synchronizes the data across multiple SQL databases. You can set up bi-directional data synchronization where data ingest and egest process happens between the SQL databases—It can be between A...
Azure SQL Database automatic tuning recommendations can be viewed in the Azure portal, retrieved with REST API calls, or by using T-SQL and PowerShell commands. This article is based on using a PowerShell script to retrieve automatic tuning recommendations. Note This article uses the Azure Az ...
MSBuild doesn't provide built-in support for U-SQL projects. To get this support, you need to add a reference for your solution to the Microsoft.Azure.DataLake.USQL.SDK NuGet package that adds the required language service.To add the NuGet package reference, right-click the solution in ...
In this episode of Data Exposed with Carlos Robles and Anna Hoffman, we will discuss the recent public preview release of the Azure SQL Database offline migrations using the Azure SQL Migration extension for Azure Data Studio. The new migration capabilit
Azure SQL Database is a relational database as a service (DaaS) based on the latest stable version of the Microsoft SQL Server database engine.
Even though Azure SQL Database provides built-in backup, you may still want to create a local copy of your Azure SQL database. This could be handy for example when you want to keep database backup copy for free longer than allowed by Microsoft Azure built-in tools which are usually 7 ...
Select the backup that needs to be restored. Select the database to restore Set up the connection in your DBMS using the Azure SQL Server connection type. Specify the Server Name and use the User Name and Password for the connection. Connect to your Azure SQL If needed, configure any ...