Extending SQL Server Data to the Cloud using SQL Azure Data Sync
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In this first of a 3 part webcast series, I will show you how SQL Azure Data Sync enables on-premises SQL Server data to be easily shared with SQL Azure allowing you to extend your on-premises data to begin creating new cloud-based applications. Using
SQL Azure Data sync’s bi-directional data synchronization support, changes made either on SQL Server or SQL Azure are automatically synchronized back and forth.
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Hy Liam, thanks for this interesting video.When will the next version of the power pack be finished?
Roland
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