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Feb 6, 2025
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Azure Data Studio Retirement

Carlos Robles
Carlos Robles

We’re announcing the upcoming retirement of Azure Data Studio (ADS) on February 6, 2025, as we focus on delivering a modern, streamlined SQL development experience. ADS will remain supported until February 28, 2026, giving developers ample time to transition. This decision aligns with our commitment to simplifying SQL development by consolidating ...

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Feb 4, 2025
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Storing, querying and keeping embeddings updated: options and best practices

Davide Mauri
Davide Mauri

Embeddings and vectors are becoming common terms not only for engineers involved in AI-related activities but also for those using databases. Some common points of discussion that frequently arise among users familiar with vectors and embeddings include: Let’s tackle each one of these questions one by one starting from the very...

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Feb 3, 2025
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Stored Procedure Caching in Data API builder Now Supported

Jerry Nixon
Jerry Nixon

Announcing Procedure Cache Data API builder (DAB) has long supported Level 1 cache for tables and views. Level 1 is an in-memory cache that automatically stores frequent queries or slow-changing data in the API layer, bypassing several database queries. Today, Data API builder (DAB) also supports Level 1 cache for stored procedures. This ...

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