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How to copy data from Azure SQL DB into Azure SQL DW


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I need to copy some data from an azure SQl DB instance into my azure data warehouse.



The most obvious way to do this is to use Elastic Query, similar to the below:



 CREATE EXTERNAL DATA SOURCE SqlDb WITH
(TYPE = RDBMS,
LOCATION = 'myServer.database.windows.net',
DATABASE_NAME = 'MyAzureSqlDb',
CREDENTIAL = MyLogin,
) ;


Which appear to give the below error:




Msg 103010, Level 16, State 1, Line 7
Parse error at line: 2, column: 13: Incorrect syntax near 'RDBMS'.




Which I'm assuming means elastic query isn't supported. Are there any other easy methods to copy data from SqlDb -> SqlDw ? It's sounding like the only alternative is to get an ETL tool to do it.










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    I need to copy some data from an azure SQl DB instance into my azure data warehouse.



    The most obvious way to do this is to use Elastic Query, similar to the below:



     CREATE EXTERNAL DATA SOURCE SqlDb WITH
    (TYPE = RDBMS,
    LOCATION = 'myServer.database.windows.net',
    DATABASE_NAME = 'MyAzureSqlDb',
    CREDENTIAL = MyLogin,
    ) ;


    Which appear to give the below error:




    Msg 103010, Level 16, State 1, Line 7
    Parse error at line: 2, column: 13: Incorrect syntax near 'RDBMS'.




    Which I'm assuming means elastic query isn't supported. Are there any other easy methods to copy data from SqlDb -> SqlDw ? It's sounding like the only alternative is to get an ETL tool to do it.










    share|improve this question














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      I need to copy some data from an azure SQl DB instance into my azure data warehouse.



      The most obvious way to do this is to use Elastic Query, similar to the below:



       CREATE EXTERNAL DATA SOURCE SqlDb WITH
      (TYPE = RDBMS,
      LOCATION = 'myServer.database.windows.net',
      DATABASE_NAME = 'MyAzureSqlDb',
      CREDENTIAL = MyLogin,
      ) ;


      Which appear to give the below error:




      Msg 103010, Level 16, State 1, Line 7
      Parse error at line: 2, column: 13: Incorrect syntax near 'RDBMS'.




      Which I'm assuming means elastic query isn't supported. Are there any other easy methods to copy data from SqlDb -> SqlDw ? It's sounding like the only alternative is to get an ETL tool to do it.










      share|improve this question














      I need to copy some data from an azure SQl DB instance into my azure data warehouse.



      The most obvious way to do this is to use Elastic Query, similar to the below:



       CREATE EXTERNAL DATA SOURCE SqlDb WITH
      (TYPE = RDBMS,
      LOCATION = 'myServer.database.windows.net',
      DATABASE_NAME = 'MyAzureSqlDb',
      CREDENTIAL = MyLogin,
      ) ;


      Which appear to give the below error:




      Msg 103010, Level 16, State 1, Line 7
      Parse error at line: 2, column: 13: Incorrect syntax near 'RDBMS'.




      Which I'm assuming means elastic query isn't supported. Are there any other easy methods to copy data from SqlDb -> SqlDw ? It's sounding like the only alternative is to get an ETL tool to do it.







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          As per Microsoft documentation here You can copy data from Azure SQL Data Warehouse to any supported sink data store. And you can copy data from any supported source data store to Azure SQL Data Warehouse. For a list of data stores that are supported as sources or sinks by Copy Activity, see the Supported data stores and formats table.



          Specifically, this Azure SQL Data Warehouse connector supports these functions:




          • Copy data by using SQL authentication and Azure Active Directory
            (Azure AD) Application token authentication with a service principal
            or Managed Service Identity (MSI).

          • As a source, retrieve data by using a SQL query or stored procedure.

          • As a sink, load data by using PolyBase or a bulk insert. We recommend
            PolyBase for better copy performance.



          Important :- Note that PolyBase supports only SQL authentication but not Azure AD
          authentication.



          If you copy data by using Azure Data Factory Integration Runtime,
          configure an Azure
          SQL server firewall so that Azure services can access the server.
          If you copy data by using a self-hosted integration runtime, configure
          the Azure SQL server firewall to allow the appropriate IP range. This
          range includes the machine's IP that is used to connect to Azure SQL
          Database.




          You can create a pipeline with the copy activity by using one of the following tools or SDKs. Select a link to go to a tutorial with step-by-step instructions to create a pipeline with a copy activity.




          1. Copy Data tool

          2. Azure portal

          3. .NET SDK

          4. Python SDK

          5. Azure PowerShell

          6. REST API


          7. Azure Resource Manager template.


          For your further ref here






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            As per Microsoft documentation here You can copy data from Azure SQL Data Warehouse to any supported sink data store. And you can copy data from any supported source data store to Azure SQL Data Warehouse. For a list of data stores that are supported as sources or sinks by Copy Activity, see the Supported data stores and formats table.



            Specifically, this Azure SQL Data Warehouse connector supports these functions:




            • Copy data by using SQL authentication and Azure Active Directory
              (Azure AD) Application token authentication with a service principal
              or Managed Service Identity (MSI).

            • As a source, retrieve data by using a SQL query or stored procedure.

            • As a sink, load data by using PolyBase or a bulk insert. We recommend
              PolyBase for better copy performance.



            Important :- Note that PolyBase supports only SQL authentication but not Azure AD
            authentication.



            If you copy data by using Azure Data Factory Integration Runtime,
            configure an Azure
            SQL server firewall so that Azure services can access the server.
            If you copy data by using a self-hosted integration runtime, configure
            the Azure SQL server firewall to allow the appropriate IP range. This
            range includes the machine's IP that is used to connect to Azure SQL
            Database.




            You can create a pipeline with the copy activity by using one of the following tools or SDKs. Select a link to go to a tutorial with step-by-step instructions to create a pipeline with a copy activity.




            1. Copy Data tool

            2. Azure portal

            3. .NET SDK

            4. Python SDK

            5. Azure PowerShell

            6. REST API


            7. Azure Resource Manager template.


            For your further ref here






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              As per Microsoft documentation here You can copy data from Azure SQL Data Warehouse to any supported sink data store. And you can copy data from any supported source data store to Azure SQL Data Warehouse. For a list of data stores that are supported as sources or sinks by Copy Activity, see the Supported data stores and formats table.



              Specifically, this Azure SQL Data Warehouse connector supports these functions:




              • Copy data by using SQL authentication and Azure Active Directory
                (Azure AD) Application token authentication with a service principal
                or Managed Service Identity (MSI).

              • As a source, retrieve data by using a SQL query or stored procedure.

              • As a sink, load data by using PolyBase or a bulk insert. We recommend
                PolyBase for better copy performance.



              Important :- Note that PolyBase supports only SQL authentication but not Azure AD
              authentication.



              If you copy data by using Azure Data Factory Integration Runtime,
              configure an Azure
              SQL server firewall so that Azure services can access the server.
              If you copy data by using a self-hosted integration runtime, configure
              the Azure SQL server firewall to allow the appropriate IP range. This
              range includes the machine's IP that is used to connect to Azure SQL
              Database.




              You can create a pipeline with the copy activity by using one of the following tools or SDKs. Select a link to go to a tutorial with step-by-step instructions to create a pipeline with a copy activity.




              1. Copy Data tool

              2. Azure portal

              3. .NET SDK

              4. Python SDK

              5. Azure PowerShell

              6. REST API


              7. Azure Resource Manager template.


              For your further ref here






              share|improve this answer


























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                As per Microsoft documentation here You can copy data from Azure SQL Data Warehouse to any supported sink data store. And you can copy data from any supported source data store to Azure SQL Data Warehouse. For a list of data stores that are supported as sources or sinks by Copy Activity, see the Supported data stores and formats table.



                Specifically, this Azure SQL Data Warehouse connector supports these functions:




                • Copy data by using SQL authentication and Azure Active Directory
                  (Azure AD) Application token authentication with a service principal
                  or Managed Service Identity (MSI).

                • As a source, retrieve data by using a SQL query or stored procedure.

                • As a sink, load data by using PolyBase or a bulk insert. We recommend
                  PolyBase for better copy performance.



                Important :- Note that PolyBase supports only SQL authentication but not Azure AD
                authentication.



                If you copy data by using Azure Data Factory Integration Runtime,
                configure an Azure
                SQL server firewall so that Azure services can access the server.
                If you copy data by using a self-hosted integration runtime, configure
                the Azure SQL server firewall to allow the appropriate IP range. This
                range includes the machine's IP that is used to connect to Azure SQL
                Database.




                You can create a pipeline with the copy activity by using one of the following tools or SDKs. Select a link to go to a tutorial with step-by-step instructions to create a pipeline with a copy activity.




                1. Copy Data tool

                2. Azure portal

                3. .NET SDK

                4. Python SDK

                5. Azure PowerShell

                6. REST API


                7. Azure Resource Manager template.


                For your further ref here






                share|improve this answer













                As per Microsoft documentation here You can copy data from Azure SQL Data Warehouse to any supported sink data store. And you can copy data from any supported source data store to Azure SQL Data Warehouse. For a list of data stores that are supported as sources or sinks by Copy Activity, see the Supported data stores and formats table.



                Specifically, this Azure SQL Data Warehouse connector supports these functions:




                • Copy data by using SQL authentication and Azure Active Directory
                  (Azure AD) Application token authentication with a service principal
                  or Managed Service Identity (MSI).

                • As a source, retrieve data by using a SQL query or stored procedure.

                • As a sink, load data by using PolyBase or a bulk insert. We recommend
                  PolyBase for better copy performance.



                Important :- Note that PolyBase supports only SQL authentication but not Azure AD
                authentication.



                If you copy data by using Azure Data Factory Integration Runtime,
                configure an Azure
                SQL server firewall so that Azure services can access the server.
                If you copy data by using a self-hosted integration runtime, configure
                the Azure SQL server firewall to allow the appropriate IP range. This
                range includes the machine's IP that is used to connect to Azure SQL
                Database.




                You can create a pipeline with the copy activity by using one of the following tools or SDKs. Select a link to go to a tutorial with step-by-step instructions to create a pipeline with a copy activity.




                1. Copy Data tool

                2. Azure portal

                3. .NET SDK

                4. Python SDK

                5. Azure PowerShell

                6. REST API


                7. Azure Resource Manager template.


                For your further ref here







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