SQL Database
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PolyBase: Support for Azure SQL Database
Azure SQL Database does not currently support Polybase, though it is supported in the on-premise version.
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AdminSQL Database feature voting forum admins
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Not planned at this time. Will keep this item open for future review.
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Add Master Data Services (MDS) to Azure hosted MS SQL.
Add Master Data Services (MDS) to Azure hosted MS SQL.
1,214 votesunplanned ·AdminSQL Database feature voting forum admins
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This is not currently planned at this time. Will keep this item open for voting and comments.
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Implement FILESTREAM for blobs into Azure Blob Store
Storing blobs in the database is fairly pointless when you have a dedicated blob store. Implement the FILESTREAM protocol to store blobs in a user's azure storage
934 votesunplanned ·AdminSQL Database feature voting forum admins
(Product Owner, Microsoft Azure)
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This is not currently planned at this time. Will keep this item open for voting and comments.
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Allow the USE statement to switch between databases on the same Azure SQL Server
We use different databases on the same SQL Server as part of a solution and the limitation of not being able to run USE <database> limits us to Azure SQL VMs only instead of using Azure SQL Server.
Per Azure Documentation:
USE statement: To change the database context to a different database you must make a new connection to the new database.
Seems that there should be a way to overcome this limitation. Help us, Microsoft, you are only hope!
537 votesThis is not currently planned for the normal SQL DB since the databases within a logical server are not hosted within a single server like in SQL Server – they have multiple replicas that are independently placed on different servers due to the high availability architecture in SQL Azure. However, SQL Azure Managed Instance supports use database as a command because all of the databases in that model are on the same SQL instance – just like SQL Server. It is therefore recommended that you consider Managed Instance for migrations from on-premises SQL Server where you can not/do not wish to modify behavior to fit within a single SQL Azure DB.
Topic left open for comments and voting, but please note that some of the comments left do not seem to recognize that SQL Managed Instance is available and recommended by Microsoft for many of the use cases listed. We…
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allow database to reside in different resource group to server
Currently, SQL server databases must be created in the same resource group as the server. It would be great to allow databases to be created in different resource groups. This would allow full environments to be created and destroyed while leveraging elastic pools.
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Traffic Manager for SQL Database
The traffic manager is a great way to account for failover between web nodes in different data centers. However, an analogous paradigm doesn't exist for databases. In the premium tier, you can enable active geo-replication. However, all applications dependent on the primary either need to have their connection strings changed over when failing over between data centers, or they have to have some sophisticated retry logic built in at the application tier. It would be great if applications could point to a single, consistent endpoint and the geo-failover could be handled at a higher level the way it is with…
357 votesunplanned ·AdminSQL Database feature voting forum admins
(Product Owner, Microsoft Azure)
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This is not currently planned at this time. Will keep this item open for voting and comments.
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Bring SQL Databases (MS SQL Database as a Service) to Azure Stack
When is comes to app development on PaaS platforms, Databases and DBaaS are "core" & "can't-live-without".
I see them already included in first release ;)
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Grant access to Azure DB via host name (reverse DNS) instead of IP address
Clients behind dynamic IP addresses are unable to make use of Azure DB for desktop and server application because I cannot know the IP address that their workstations might be calling from.
I can use DynDNS to maintain their external host name but good luck to anyone who wants to use DB sync or to direct access the Azure DB databases in this type of environment.Static IP is not available to many of our clients as they are in remote locations that only have 3G/4G coverage
208 votesunplanned ·AdminSQL Database feature voting forum admins
(Product Owner, Microsoft Azure)
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There are no plans to make this change, but we’ll keep this item open for voting and comments. Thanks
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Support staging/production scenario as in Windows Azure
This could be done with the future cloning technique or perhaps a more sophisticated one?
200 votesunplanned ·AdminSQL Database feature voting forum admins
(Product Owner, Microsoft Azure)
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This is not currently planned at this time. Will keep this item open for voting and comments.
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Allow using Query Notifications with Azure SQL Databases
Please allow using Query Notifications with Azure SQL Databases.
In combination with OutputCache having SqlDependency set the Query Notifications mechanism should reduce web sites load and increase pages response time.195 votesunplanned ·AdminSQL Database feature voting forum admins
(Product Owner, Microsoft Azure)
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This is not currently planned at this time. Will keep this item open for voting and comments.
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Support for DML operations with external tables in Azure
I've seen it around in a few places that this might be something that's in the works. Is that certain, and is there an ETA on its release? The elastic database queries are a huge improvement, but our application would benefit greatly from write access as well.
192 votesunplanned ·AdminSQL Database feature voting forum admins
(Product Owner, Microsoft Azure)
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This is not currently planned at this time. Will keep this item open for voting and comments.
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Azure Sql database password force change on first login
Azure SQL Database needs a feature, like SQL Server, to enforce password expiration, and MUST_CHANGE for SQL Logins
111 votesunplanned ·AdminSQL Database feature voting forum admins
(Product Owner, Microsoft Azure)
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AAD supports password expiration. We don’t have plans to do this for SQL logins at this time. We’ll keep this item on the back log, but it is unlikely to be prioritized soon.
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Master Data Services (MDS) configured to Azure SQL.
Master Data Services (MDS) currently does not support having Azure SQL DB as it Data source. We have entity store on PaaS and MDS on IaaS and we want to MDS to be configured to Azure SQL instead of on-prem SQL.
Or even better to have MDS as PaaS.88 votesunplanned ·AdminSQL Database feature voting forum admins
(Product Owner, Microsoft Azure)
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Nothing planned at this time, but will keep this item open for future voting.
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One click subscribe to notifications when long running task completes
When you initiate a long running task, such as changing SQL Azure service levels from standard to premium, upgrading a SQL Azure server to V12, etc., anything that could potentially take hours, you should be able to receive an email notification of when that task completes. On the notification panel you see when the task initiates. There could be a 'subscribe' button next to the running task that means you will be notified via email when it completes. I hate having to keep coming back to check on a long running task and this would make things a lot more…
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Prevent refresh by hitting F5 in the Azure Web Portal when typing
There are a few interfaces in the portal where you can type queries: SQL Editor, Azure Data Explorer, Azure Cloud Shell... Unfortunately, you may hit F5 and lose everything. Please prevent it!
0 votesThanks for the feedback. This is definitely something we will try to improve on.
Thanks,
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SqlBulkCopy.WriteToServer fails on SQL Azure if destination table is temporary
SqlBulkCopy.WriteToServer fails on SQL Azure if destination table is temporary.
0 votesUpvotes: 30
<=-=Oct 25 2011 2:38PM=-=>Hi Andrey,
Thanks for reporting this issue. SqlBulkCopy.WriteToServer does not work in this case because SQL Azure currently does not support temp table. We will route this bug to SQL Azure team so that they can follow up with you.
Young Gah Kim
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Development Lead
ADO.NET Managed Providers and DataSet TeamHello Andrey,
Thanks for reporting the issue. The problem is due to the fact that SQL Azure doesn’t support 3-part names for stored procedure calls. In this case, the driver/provider use tempdb.sys.sp_* syntax to access certain stored procedures that provide metadata about objects and these calls fail. We are looking at resolving the issue & enabling 3-part names for tempdb calls.
Otherwise, you can use temporary tables in SQL Azure fine – we do support it with the restriction mentioned above. Additionally, you can’t create temporary tables…
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