Bruno Terkaly - Developer Evangelist - SQL Azure – Relational Database as a Service – Soup to Nuts – The Whole Enchilada
“This post will be very direct. It will get a database running in the Azure cloud ads quickly as possible. There is plenty of material about why SQL Azure might be of interest and how it works.
Brief Goals
- Build a simple data driven ASP.NET Page using the graphical controls in Visual Studio 2008
- Develop against a local SQL Server/SQL Express database before connecting to SQL Azure
Steps in this post
- Create the northwind database
- Add northwind to sql server
- Create a cloud project with 1 web role
- Add a grid and attach grid’s data source our data (Northwind database)
- Run our cloud application against local data
- Create a SQL Azure database
- Download and install the SQL Server Migration Wizard
- Upload the customers table to SQL Azure
- Change our connection string to point our app to the cloud
- Run our app and verify everything works using the data from SQL Azure (NorthwindInCloud)
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One of my personal projects I’m thinking about doing will, if I do it, likely use SQL Azure, so when I saw this I wanted to grab it for future reference.
Also I thought this would be great materials for someone out there doing a SQL Azure presentation (say to a user group, etc).
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