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Mar 15, 2023
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Data API builder for Azure SQL Databases – Public Preview

Davide Mauri
Davide Mauri

I am extremely happy and excited to announce the public preview of Data API builder for Azure SQL Databases. Data API builder is a new product that we are adding to the developer’s toolset to help every developer to be more efficient and effective, by instantly and securely turning Azure SQL Databases into a modern REST and GraphQL API. Turn Azure...

Azure SQL
Feb 28, 2023
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Getting Started with Azure SQL Bindings: Part 1

Brian Spendolini
Brian Spendolini

Expanding on the excellent post by Drew Skwiers-Koballa; Developing with Azure SQL bindings and Azure SQL trigger for Azure Functions, I'd like to take a chance to walk you through creating your first SQL Binding using a completely local development environment. Part 1 will cover creating a SQL Binding to get data from an Azure SQL Database. Parts ...

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Feb 26, 2023
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Using Python and Azure Functions to send data from Azure SQL Database

Drew Skwiers-Koballa
Drew Skwiers-Koballa

When building applications on Azure SQL, one of the most flexible ways to send data from your database to other systems is to use Azure Functions. Azure Functions are serverless functions that can be triggered by a variety of events, including HTTP requests, timers, and Azure SQL Database changes. In this article, we will discuss how to send data f...

Azure SQLPython
Jan 20, 2023
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CTEs, Views or Temp Tables?

Davide Mauri
Davide Mauri

I've just finished watching the video from the @GuyInACube about Common Table Expressions and I noticed that in several comments there was the request to explain what is the difference between Common Table Expressions, Views and Temp Tables. This is quite a common question, and it is time to give it a simple, concise, and clear answer, once a...

Azure SQL
Jan 13, 2023
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Development with SQL in containers on macOS

Drew Skwiers-Koballa
Drew Skwiers-Koballa

There are a bunch of tools available for developing with SQL on macOS, including the mssql extension for VS Code and the standalone yet-comfortably-familiar Azure Data Studio. As a developer, you might have heard about the Azure SQL Database emulator and you've most certainly heard about deploying SQL in containers. Most recently, a new option for ...

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