Does the SAP Connector for AZURE Logic Apps also include a trigger connection to SAP B1? Couldn't find an answer yet in google.
No, You don't have a trigger to connect to SAP B1 from the SAP Connector but you can create a new customer or order in SAP B1 under Commercient (Preview) Connector.
You can refer more about Commercient (Preview) here.
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I've one requirement to migrate our application from Azure to GCP.
We are using Azure mssql (PaaS) as database and we need to migrate this to GCP cloud sql.
What is the right service available in GCP for this use case ?
Can Database Migration Service support this ?
Appreciate for the earliest response
Thanks
Shijith
We are trying to create a DR solution that can be hosted in AWS and DC on GoDaddy. The problem is, DB is co-hosted in Godaddy and so no replication agents can be installed in the DB let alone do any changes there.
My question: is AWS DMS agentless?
Can we migrate and then replicate and then sync the DB in GD and RDS through any means with AWS DMS?
TIA
yes, it is agentless. It will ask you the connection string of the source Database and ask you to select RDS Database to migrate.
You can go to the AWS youtube channel and watch the tutorials.
We are planning to have a subset of our main DB (which is in the cloud) in our on-prem server. It would be for a few tables...and would scale out based on performance needs. We are trying to figure out how to trigger the sync from Azure to on-prem? which azure components and db features to use in this case?
Thanks
You could think about using Azure SQL database Data Sync feature:
SQL Data Sync is a service built on Azure SQL Database that lets you
synchronize the data you select bi-directionally across multiple
databases, both on-premises and in the cloud.
Data Sync uses a hub and spoke topology to synchronize data. You
define one of the databases in the sync group as the hub database.
The rest of the databases are member databases. Sync occurs only
between the hub and individual members.
You could create the Data Sync between Azure SQL database and on-premise SQL Server. Set the Azure SQL database as hub database, on-premise SQL Server ad member database, and Sync Direction: Hub to member. This will help sync data from Azure to on-prem.
The Sync group will sync the data every 5 mins automatically. You also could sync data manually.
Ref the tutorial: Tutorial: Set up SQL Data Sync between databases in Azure SQL Database and SQL Server
HTH.
I would like to connect to an on-premise database (say SQL Server) from Azure Databricks notebook, via REST API Call. Also, I would like to perform an UPSERT operation on a table in the database from the same.
Is it possible?
Kindly upload the necessary steps.
You can use JDBC to connect to an on-premise database (say SQL Server) from Azure Databricks notebook.
You could reference this Azure document: SQL Databases using JDBC:
This article covers how to use the DataFrame API to connect to SQL
databases using JDBC and how to control the parallelism of reads
through the JDBC interface. This article provides detailed examples
using the Scala API, with abbreviated Python and Spark SQL examples
at the end.
You also could reference the document Connect your Azure Databricks Workspace to your on-premises network #Sebastian Inones provided in the comment.
Ref this here: Connecting to on-prem SQL Server through Azure Databricks
Hope this helps.
I am looking for "Master Data Management" in Azure and seeing SQL Data Sync (Preview) looks similar to the MDM functionalities, not sure though. Any leads here would be appreciated.
Azure SQL Database (PaaS) does not have a Master Data Management solution, but you can vote here for this feature to be included as part of the service in the future. SQL Server on-premises does have Master Data Services (MDS) as solution for master data management, and you can install this on an Azure VM.
If you are looking for Master Data Management functionality that is native to Azure, then I would recommend you take a look at CluedIn. CluedIn is a recommended MDM solution from Microsoft themselves (you can see the reference here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/architecture/reference-architectures/data/cluedin)
Azure Data Sync has some of the capabilities you would want as part of an MDM project, however it does not have features you would expect from an MDM system like:
Deduplication
Entity Enrichment
Data Cleaning Tools
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