I need Mysql auora to SQL Server data replication with Amazon RDS. I am not able to see any document which help me for this.
Steps for creating Mysql auora to SQL Server
Step 1: I created a Mysql RDS on Amazon account.
Step 2:
I need to enable CDC(change data capture) into mysql server, but I am not able to find any document which help me to enable the CDC (Mysql server)
Please help me on this,
Thanks
Aman middha
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I have a MySQL DB on AWS.
I want to run a few simple SQL statements that select data from MySQL and insert to Azure DB.
Something like
select *
into Azure_Table
from
MySQL_Table
I also want to schedule this on a daily basis.
How can I do it directly from Azure SQL without having to use Data Factory / SSIS
Thank you
You can use Data Ingestion in ADF.
You can select the source and sink. Then schedule as per your need.
Note: Since you have the Source as MySQL on AWS i.e. outside of Azure Cloud, you would have to setup Self-hosted integration runtime for the linked service at source. Follow official MS doc for Setting up a self-hosted integration runtime using UI.
You can Migrate Amazon RDS for MySQL to Azure Database for MySQL using MySQL Workbench.
You can refer to below official documentation where you can get step by step explanation:
Migrate Amazon for MySQL to Azure Database for MySQL using MySQL Workbench.
Workaround – There is no direct way to query third-party database from Azure. But, you can migrate it to Azure and then perform operations.
I've been given some credentials for a database hosted through Azure. I need to download the contents of the database but am not sure where I go from here.
Here are the details provided.
define('DB_NAME', '****');
define('DB_USER', '****');
define('DB_PASSWORD', '****');
define('DB_HOST', 'au-cdbr-azure-southeast-a.cloudapp.net');
How do I use this to download what I need?
Thanks
You have these Azure SQL database credentials. But if the Azure SQL DB doesn't open the database firewall for you, you can't do anything with it.
It means that you could not connect to the Azure SQL database or download the contents of it.
For more details, please see: Azure SQL Database and SQL Data Warehouse IP firewall rules.
If you are added to the database firewall role, you can connect to the Azure SQL database and download it.
Please see: Export an Azure SQL database to a BACPAC file.
Hope this helps.
Somehow I cannot find it anywhere on the internet. Currently we are running an on premise version of SQL Server. We are looking for the possibility to migrate to the azure cloud for our databases.
However one of our databases heavly runs query using an openedge odbc linked server solution to query an progress database.
I cannot find if it is possible to create a linked server in the azure cloud to allow connections to that progress database.
Does anyone knows if it is possible?
No, Azure SQL Database Managed Instance only support SQL Server/SQL Database linked Servers, Single Database and Elastic pool doesn't support linked servers.
You may check the features that supported by Azure SQL Database here:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/sql-database/sql-database-features
I have 4 on-premise database server that has to be connected to Sql azure server as linked server.I will be querying these on-premise server from sql Azure database server.As far as I checked online I get the answer as it is not supported in Azure. Kindly advice on the same.
Azure SQL DB is previewing Elastic Database Query feature at this point in time that will help you query from Azure SQL DB to other DBs. You can get detailed information about the feature here.
I was wondering if someone could help. I have a SQL database hosted on a remote server (internet hosting company) and i want to sync my azure database.
any ideas how i could do this? eventually, i would like to transition over to sql azure.
thanks in advance.
i prefer using SQL Database Migration Wizard: http://sqlazuremw.codeplex.com/ for one time migrations. it has the option to do some analysis to check for things that are not supported in Azure SQL Database.