azure-sql-database

I have two Azure Mobile Services (.NET backend) which share the same Azure Database. Let say Service "X" and "Y". The database is created by service "X" (when it ran for the first time) and created tables "TA" with schema name "X". Then I ran service "Y" which created the same tables "TA" and "TB" in the same database but with schema name "Y". Now I want to make service "Y" to use schema "X" to make sure both services use the same data. Inside the "TADataController" I changed the code to: protected override void Initialize(HttpControllerContext controllerContext) { base.Initialize

I have existing project in Visual Studio 2010, ASP.NET MVC 3 with existing database using .mdf (SQL 2008 Express). After doing some googling, I got confused because there are so much resources. Could you help me pointed me out the straightforward tutorial link? First of all it is large question and you will have to work in parts to get everything done. The following steps are written with understanding that you do have Windows Azure subscription and have basic understanding of ASP.net, MVC, SQL and VS2010. Step 1: Install Windows Azure SDK 1.6 http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=234939

I have just created an Azure Website and Linked SQL Database. I have a SQL Server 2008 SP2 database on my local machine. Is it possible to detach the local .mdf file, FTP it to Azure and then attach it as a SQL database in Azure? The only other way is to export the scheme and load this, followed by the data. In the absence of detaching and attaching DBs, I have come across "SQLAzureMW" which looks very useful in guiding me through this process. Thank you in advance. You can deploy an database from Management studio to Azure. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20814658/is-it-possible-to

I have been looking for some articles or guidence on best practice for id generation (for the federated/primary key) for Azure Federated databases and haven't found anything compelling. Federated tables don't support identity columns, so it seems to me that the only practical type of id is a GUID, as trying to centrally create and use a BigInt creates a single point of failure in the app. My chief concern is the performance implications of using GUIDs over BigInts (particularly for indexing the tables). Is there any recommended/best practice (or existing libraries) to create unique BigInts for

SQL Azure issue. I've got an issue that manifests as the following exception on our (asp.net) site: Timeout expired. The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding. The statement has been terminated. It also results in update and insert statements never completing in SMSS. There aren't any X or IX locks present when querying: sys.dm_tran_locks and there are no transactions when querying sys.dm_tran_active_transactions or sys.dm_tran_database_transactions . The problem is present for every table in the database but other databases on the same

I just upgraded my SSMS to 2008 R2. I'm missing the option to select the top 1000 rows from a table, like this: Mine looks like this: I know how to change the number of rows that are displayed, but the options aren't there at all. I saw that someone submitted a bug for this a few years ago, but there was no workaround, and I'm not sure what to do. Any ideas? EDIT - Azure Problem? I just used SSMS to open my local SQL Server, and I get the option to select the top 100 rows. But in my other SSMS instance, the one that is connected to my Azure DB, I don't see it. Is it possibly an Azure