Liam Cavanagh
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Check me out on the web at SQL Azure Datasync | Windows Azure Products | Windows Azure Platform or at my blog.
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Episode 19: Azure Search with Liam CavanaghWe talk with Liam Cavanagh about the new Azure search service. Using Gooey to turn console applications into Windows applications. Azure SQL Database goes GA. How the Napa Earthquake Affected Bay Area Sleepers.
Full shownotes available here: http://msdevshow.com/2014/08/azure-search-with-liam-cavanagh/
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Extending SQL Azure data to SQL Compact using Sync Framework 2.1This webcast is part 2 to my original webcast "SQL Server to SQL Azure Synchronization using Sync Framework 2.1". In the first webcast I showed how to write a custom sync applications to enable bi-directional data synchronization between SQL Server and SQL Azure through the use of Visual... -
SQL Server to SQL Azure Synchronization using Sync Framework 2.1In previous webcasts I showed how to use SQL Azure Data Sync to provide data synchronization with SQL Server and SQL Azure database through the use of graphical user interfaces.
In this webcast I will show you how you can extend the capabilities of these solutions by writing custom sync applications... -
Extending SQL Server Data to the Cloud using SQL Azure Data SyncIn 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... -
Using SQL Azure Data Sync Service to provide Geo-Replication of SQL Azure databasesIn this second of a 3 part webcast series, I introduce you to the Data Sync Service for SQL Azure. This service extends on the SQL Azure Data Sync tools’ ability to provide symmetry between SQL Server and SQL Azure where data changes at either location are bi-directionally synchronized between...
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SQL Server to Azure Search Synchronization
Dec 08, 2014 at 8:46AMHi Carl,
There are a number of ways that you can do this with SQL Azure including using datetime (last modified columns) or rowversion style columns. There is also an article that talks about adding change tracking to Azure SQL here: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/2976.how-to-enable-sql-azure-change-tracking.aspx
Liam
Using SQL Azure Data Sync Service to provide Geo-Replication of SQL Azure databases
Oct 21, 2010 at 3:56PMYes, SQL Azure Data Sync does support conflict handling and automatically resolves any conflicts for you. As for filtering the only level of filtering currently available is at a table level (meaning you can choose to sync only specific tables). Over time we will add more filtering down to the level of rows and columns.
Liam