Setting up SQL database API to create read update and delete Data in Azure
There is no such as SQL database API. We usually use REST API to manage the Azure SQL database.
You can create and manage servers and single databases in Azure SQL Database using the Azure portal, PowerShell, the Azure CLI, REST API, and Transact-SQL.
Choose the best one which is suitable for you.
Ref this document: Create and manage servers and single databases in Azure SQL Database
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Is there a way to directly migrate your database in Azure SQL database to the Azure PostgreSQL database (HyperScale-Citus).
I have looked into the Azure migration services but it does not support this particular migration route.
I have an approach in mind but don't know if it will work?
We can make a backup of the Azure SQL database on the cloud itself
and then load that backup to Azure PostgreSQL database
But I do not where to make a backup. In azure blob storage or something else?
Frist way, you could try the tutorial #ffffff01 provided for you.
There this another way can help you achieve that: Data Factory can help you migrate the database/data from Azure SQL database to Azure PostgreSQL database directly.
Ref bellow tutorial:
Copy data to and from Azure Database for PostgreSQL by using Azure
Data Factory
Copy and transform data in Azure SQL Database by using Azure Data
Factory
Create Azure SQL database as source dataset and Azure PostgreSQL database as sink.
Hope this helps.
IN my scenario need to take azure sql database backup and restore in another azure sql database server.I have done it using Export and Import . But i need to take the backup of users from one DB to another with permissions.
You can use the script for creating a script that can be run on the exported/imported database to create users. Here is the script -
https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/190475/scripting-out-database-user-level-permissions
If the need is to move the On premises Logins to Azure SQL DB:There is a utility to move On-Premises SQL Server Logins to Azure SQL DB.
This scenario is documented in the Data Migration Assistant guide
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Navtej S
Has anyone used SSMS v18.2 or Azure Data Studio to connect to a DataBricks Cluster and so query on DataBricks tables and/or the DataBricks File System (dbfs)?
Would like to know how you can set this up to show a DataBricks server in connections and use PolyBase to connect to dbfs
I can connect to ADLS using the PolyBase commands like as follows:
-- Scoped Credential
CREATE DATABASE SCOPED CREDENTIAL myScopedCredential
WITH
IDENTITY = '<MyId>#https://login.microsoftonline.com/<Id2>/oauth2/token',
SECRET = '<MySecret>';
-- External Data Source
CREATE EXTERNAL DATA SOURCE myDataSource
WITH
(
TYPE = HADOOP,
LOCATION = 'adl://mydatalakeserver.azuredatalakestore.net',
CREDENTIAL = myScopedCredential
)
-- Something similar to setup for dbfs?
-- What IDENTITY used for Scoped Credential?
As per my knowledge, Azure Databrick cannot be connect to SQL Server 2019 using SSMS or Azure Data Studio.
The following list provides the data sources in Azure that you can use with Azure Databricks. For a complete list of data sources that can be used with Azure Databricks, see Data sources for Azure Databricks.
The Spark connector for Microsoft SQL Server and Azure SQL Database enables Microsoft SQL Server and Azure SQL Database to act as input data sources and output data sinks for Spark jobs. It allows you to use real- time transactional data in big data analytics and persist results for ad-hoc queries or reporting.
For more details, refer "Connecting to Microsoft SQL Server and Azure SQL database with Spark connector".
Hope this helps.
This doesn't seem possible without the use of 3rd party tools or custom applications. Databricks SQL just doesn't expose the protocols necessary.
There are 3rd party tools (e.g. from CData) that can help you here. See this article: https://www.cdata.com/kb/tech/databricks-odbc-linked-server.rst
Is there any direct way within the Azure MSSQL ecosystem to export SQL returned data set into the Azure table storage?
Something like BCP but with the Table Storage connection string on the -Output end?
There is a service named Azure Data Factory which can directly copy data from Azure SQL Database to Azure Table Storage, even between other supported data stores, please see the section Supported data stores of the article "Data movement and the Copy Activity: migrating data to the cloud and between cloud stores" to know, but it is for Web, not like BCP command tool.
You can refer to the tutorial Build your first Azure data factory using Azure Portal/Data Factory Editor to know how to use it.
And as references, you can refer to the articles Move data to and from Azure SQL Database using Azure Data Factory & Move data to and from Azure Table using Azure Data Factory to know how it works.
Is there a simple way to code in c# to get the list of Sql Azure databases in a Windows Azure server?
Thanks
Martin
To list databases on a server, you can query the sys.databases table in the master database. You can use any data access framework you like to query this table, such as Entity Framework (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb399572.aspx).
You can also list all servers under your subscription using the Management API (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/gg715269).