Use the Azure preview portal to obtain the connection string necessary for your client program to interact with Azure SQL Database: Click BROWSE > SQL databases. Enter the name of your database into ...

To do it via PowerShell, you'll need your Azure SQL database server name. To get this, you can use the Get-AzureSqlDatabaseServer cmdlet. You can see here that I have a single server called ...

Select “Azure AD Integrated (Preview)” option from the drop-down. Click on “Create” to create a connection – you may need to sign in to Azure AD when you do that. Once the connection is created, you ...

Full integration with Static Web Apps via Database Connection feature when running in Azure "The journey from public preview to General Availability has been rewarding, and Data API builder is ready ...

Compare the connection string The following table compares the connection strings that your C# program needs to connect to your on-premises SQL Server versus your Azure SQL Database in the cloud. The ...