azure-sql-database

问题 We've been using SQL Azure for about a year now. In order to directly access the server outside of Azure you need to add a firewall rule in SQL Azure. That's good. The old portal had a way to do this and it was easy enough even if it was icky Silverlight. However, as far as I can tell, the old Silverlight portal is retired. And the new portal does NOT have a way to manage firewall rules. Am I missing something? Microsoft still says you can access the "current portal" here, but clicking it

问题 I'm experimenting with the Serverless tier in Azure SQL, but the database never "sleeps" because it seems that Azure is continually querying the database behind the scenes. I created the database via and ARM template. The "Compute utilisation" and "App CPU Billed" charts on the database overview show that the database is being hit regularly (even though I am not making any queries myself). The Top queries in "Query Performance Insight" are: (@ip_address_value bigint,@start_ip varchar(45)

问题 In SQL Azure each database has a size limitation (adjustable). In order for my service to not suddenly come to a halt I'd like to be able to programmatically find the current maximum size and current actually used space (and generate and alert once some threshold is reached). Looks like sp_mstablespace can be used to solve this problem, but this stored procedure is not available in SQL Azure. How do I find the current maximum allowed size and current actually used space in a SQL Azure

问题 I have one SQL Agent maintenance job which checks the index fragmentation within a database and rebuilds indexes if required. This is running well in my test server (Microsoft Sql Server 2012). But my production server is in Azure. Now I want to schedule that job to Azure. SQL Agent does not exist in Azure SQL database so how can I schedule a Sql Job in Azure Db? 回答1: Since this question was first asked, there is now another alternative to handle this problem: Azure Functions Here are a

问题 We've inherited a database, it's got 10m rows and a query like this, that runs quite often: SELECT SUM(CONVERT(INT,numSeconds)) AS total_dwell from [dbo].[Orders] where category='Shoes' AND CONVERT(INT,numSeconds)<300 numSeconds is an integer, numbers from 0 through to 2000, but the column type is nvarchar - we need to convert to INT without loosing any data, and the table is huge. Any ideas or suggestions on how we can do this? Thanks all. 回答1: This works and is Atomic (all or nothing) if

问题 I'm Just figuring is there any way to Encrypt the data before transmitting into the Azure SQL. Actually I've developed a Azure Web App. I've have a requirement to encrypt the data's into Azure SQL DB in the App Server itself. I can find some reference to encrypt the data's in AzureDB like Always Encryption , Symmetric Keys But all the references leads to encrypt the Data's with in the SQL Server (In other words, the data's would be transmitting as a plain text from App Server to SQL server

问题 I am still pretty new to Azure platform, and learning SQL language. I have a question about creating a user-defined inline Table-valued function (without need a parameter) on Azure platform. Since accessing to Azure platform on my SQL Server Management Studio, whenever I create a log file by using the system built-in function GetDate() , it shows the date and time in UTC time zone, but I want my current time zone (Easter Time Zone) which is 4 hours behind of UTC. So, I am wondering if anyone

问题 In order to write sensor data from an IoT device to a SQL database in the cloud I use an Azure Streaming Analytics job. The SA job has an IoT Hub input and a SQL database output. The query is trivial; it just sends all data through). According to the MS price calculator, the cheapest way of accomplishing this (in western Europe) is around 75 euros per month (see screenshot). Actually, only 1 message per minute is send through the hub and the price is fixed per month (regardless of the amount

问题 I'm have an Azure Web App where I've set the connection string to point to an Azure SQL DB. I'd prefer to use an Azure Active Directory username/password for authentication so I used the following connection string: Server=tcp:mydb.database.windows.net,1433;Initial Catalog=mytable;Persist Security Info=False;User ID={your_username};Password={your_password};MultipleActiveResultSets=False;Encrypt=True;TrustServerCertificate=False;Authentication="Active Directory Password"; This causes my app to

问题 I am busy migrating a project from NHibernate 3.3.3.4 to 5.1.3. I have picked up an error when committing a transaction or flushing the session. The error I am currently receiving is as follows: Method not found: 'System.Data.IDbCommand NHibernate.AdoNet.AbstractBatcher.get_CurrentCommand()'. I have looked into the NHibernate 5.1.3 code and release notes and I can see that there has been a change to the CurrentCommand property getter for the AbstractBacther class. In this major release of