Is it possible to create Linked server
from: sql server virtual machine/ local machine
to: google cloud sql
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I would like to connect from an on premise Microsoft SQL Server environment to a Dataverse environment in Azure. I want to be able to download data from Dataverse to SQL Server. I would like to know if i can use linked servers to do this and what are the correct properties for the connection. Thanks!
I tried it via SSMS, but i don't see the linked server folder in object explorer.
Tried creating via T-sql stored procedure, but the sp_addlinkedserver (and also other linked server related) does not exist.
I cannot see it in the SP section at all, cannot see it in master DB too. I am using, Azure sql server ADW on cloud, do not see many of the SPs that are other wise available as part of SQL server.
softwares and their versions------->>
SQL server version 2019 microsoft sql server 2012 native client
installed microsoft odbc driver 17 for sql server installed SQL
Server Management Studio (SSMS) 15.0.18206.0 Microsoft Analysis
Services Client Tools 15.0.1567.0 Microsoft Data Access
Components (MDAC) 10.0.18362.1 Microsoft MSXML 3.0 6.0
Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong here??
I have been trying to find the definition of the SP sp_addlinkedserver but unable to find it. IF i find this, i will myself add it in the DW. Please help me. Thanks
Azure SQL DW doesn't support linked server:
If you want copy data between Azure DW and MangoDB, Maybe you can try Data Factory. Reference:
Copy data from MongoDB using Azure Data Factory.
Copy and transform data in Azure Synapse Analytics (formerly Azure
SQL Data Warehouse) by using Azure Data Factory
Hope this helps.
In onprem SQL Server you could add a remote database server such as Oracle as a Linked Server, and use in a SQL Server Job Agent job.
Is this possible in Azure SQL Database using Elastic Database Jobs? How?
On Azure SQL Database (PaaS) a concept like a linked server does not exist, however on Azure Managed Instance (PaaS) you can have linked servers but they support limited number of targets. Supported targets: SQL Server and Azure SQL Database. Not supported targets: files, Analysis Services, and other RDBMS (including Oracle).
You may want to consider creating a SQL Server VM on Azure (IaaS) or using Azure Data Factory.
I am stuck in two problems mentioned below::
1. SQL Server Management Studio(SSMS) is installed on my local machine. Default instance of SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) is running and its default port is 2383. Now, I want to access that SQL Server Analysis Services(SSAS) instance from another computer which is on different network. I access database Engine instance from another computer using SQL Server authentication. I did this by following the procedure like port forwarding, defining inbound rules in windows firewall setting etc. I followed the same procedure for accessing SQL Server Analysis Services(SSAS) instance but SQL Server Analysis Services(SSAS) is not supporting SQL server authentication mode. How can I do this?
2. SQL Server Analysis Services instance is running on my local machine. I want someone from another network to deploy a cube on my local machine using SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) via internet. How can he access my analysis service database? What are the settings I must do to allow him to connect to my Analysis Services database?
Thanks
My organisation is looking to create a cloud database which can be queried by customers and managed/accessed by 5-6 people within the organisation, to supercede an old rusty access database.
Currently we are familiar with the environment of Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Express and have transferred most of our information into a local SQL Server.
Having researched cloud server options online, Amazon RDS for SQL Server seemed to be a good contender but Google Cloud SQL Server seems cheaper for a database of our (really rather small) database.
The question is: can we still use Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Express to administer and update our database on Google Cloud? Apparently Google Cloud works like MySQL, which is different from the SQL Server as Microsoft uses as I understand it?
Any insights/experiences much appreciated!
Google Cloud SQL offers MySQL database only. Microsoft SQL server management tools will not work with it. If you're tied to SQL server, Microsoft Azure might be a better option.