- Now supports database copy, allowing you to make a real-time complete snapshot of your SQL Azure database into a different server in the data center. Details of this are here:
Basically two types of copying are supported:
1. You can create a copy of a database on the same server
2. You can create a copy of the database on a diferent sever in the same sub-region
The following T-SQL statement is used for copying:
CREATE DATABASE destination_database_name
AS COPY OF [source_server_name.]source_database_name
If source_Server_name is not provided the source database must be located on the same SQL Azure that the login to the database is connected. For example, say I have a database BlueskyBengaluru and I want to keep a copy of it on the same server, all I need to do is execute this statement:
Create database BlueskyMumbai as copy of BlueskyBengaluru
Presto, you have a copy of database created.
The databases before copying the database
After the Create database BlueskyMumbai as copy of BlueskyBengaluru
- The updated How-To documentation with several how-to examples. I do not see anything new here, but perhaps the changes are in the details.
- Update to the light-weight, Silverlight based web access HOUSTON to SQL Azure Databases
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