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You can create a connection to a Microsoft Azure SQL database from the
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- This connection type supports data ingestion into ADLS/WASB. When large volumes of data are read from an Azure SQL database during job execution, the data is stored in a temporary location in ADLS/WASB. After the job has been executed, the data is removed from the datastore. This process is transparent to the user.
- For more information on Azure SQL database, see https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/sql-database/.
Limitations
- None.
Pre-requisites
- If you haven't done so already, you must create and deploy an encryption key file for the
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Configure
This connection can also be created using the following property substitutions via API.
- For additional details on creating an Azure SQL Database connection, see Enable Relational Connections.
- For details on values to use when creating via API, see Connection Types.
Please create an Azure SQL Database connection and then specify the following properties with the listed values:
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Host | Enter your hostname. Example:
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Port | Set this value to 1433 . | ||||
Connect String options | Please insert the following as a single string (no line breaks):
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Database | (optional) Name of the Azure SQL database to which you are connecting. | ||||
User Name | (for basic Credential Type) Username to use to connect to the database. | ||||
Password | (for basic Credential Type) Password associated with the above username. | ||||
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Default Column Data Type Inference | Set to
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Configure for SSO
If you have enabled Azure AD SSO integration for the
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Use
For more information, see Database Browser.
Data Conversion
For more information on how values are converted during input and output with this database, see SQL Server Data Type Conversions.