Click on Review and Create, and wait for the deployment to complete. 5Īfter this, provide new database name as per the screenshot 1 and select Sample option as per the screenshot 2. To do so, go to Azure SQL Overview screen from resource group and click on Create Database. This is another scenario where you already have an Azure SQL instance and want to add AdventureWorks database. 4Īdd AdventureWorks to Azure SQL running Instance
#Adventureworks database password
So, connect SQL Server using SSMS or Azure Data Studio with an admin user and password to verify tables. Now, click on Review and Create and wait for the Azure SQL to get deployed. Hence, click on Additional Settings tab from the Use existing data option select Sample option. So, if you click on review and create (hold on) it will create Azure SQL Server with one database, but Adventure Works database will not be added. You need an admin user for Azure SQL instance, so create it. You can select Basic Azure SQL configuration for compute and storage.
You will land on Create database screen, enter or select resource group, Database name and add Server Configuration. you will land on How do you plan to use the service?, here select SQL Database which would be first option.Click on Create from service overview screen.Search and Select Azure SQL from search textbox.Now, navigate to your resource group under your Azure subscription and perform steps as below – Let’s consider you already have a resource group. One while creating an Azure SQL and other one, add it a running Azure SQL instance. There are two ways to create AdventureWorks database to an Azure SQL. That’s the reason, Azure SQL can help up to some extent.
So, who likes creating tables, primary key – foreign key relationship, preparing inserts statements for tables, stored procedures etc.? I think most of us would not like it. But, many times we need to understand some concepts or services which involve data. Creating Azure resources or services in Azure Portal is relatively easy activity.
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