Introduction

Azure SQL Database is a relational database-as-a-service (DBaaS) hosted in Azure. With Azure SQL Database, you can create a high-performance data storage layer for the applications and solutions in Azure. Azure SQL Database offers two deployment options built on standardized hardware and software that is owned and maintained by Microsoft:

• Single database represents a fully managed, isolated database. You might use this option if you have modern cloud applications and microservices that need a single reliable data source.

• Elastic pool is a collection of single databases with a shared set of resources, such as CPU or memory.

To start using Datical DB with an Azure SQL Database, you need to configure an Azure SQL Database:

• Make sure that you have an Azure subscription or a free account created and that you set up an Azure SQL Database. If you are new to an Azure SQL Database, create an Azure SQL Database single database, and then query the database. Also, you need to create a server-level firewall rule.

• Install the ODBC driver and add the installation directory to the PATH.

• Install sqlcmd.exe and add the installation directory to the PATH.

Continue by following these additional pages

• Roles and Permissions for Liquibase Enterprise and Azure SQL Database

• Creating Connections in Liquibase Enterprise and Azure SQL Database

• Packager backup and restore process for Azure SQL Database and SQL Server

• Troubleshooting Issues with Active Directory Authentication and Azure SQL Database

• The ephemeralConnectionRetryTimeout property for Azure SQL Database