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Select the Resource group where you have an existing DMS or need to create a new one.

Only DMS created previously using Azure Data Studio can be reused. If you had previously created DMS using the Azure Portal, you cannot reuse it in the migration wizard in Azure Data Studio. Click Next when you're ready to move to the next step in the migration wizard.

The list of selected tables can be updated anytime before starting the migration.

Microsoft azure data studio update#

When you're ready, click Update to proceed with the next step. However, you can select the list of tables based on your migration needs. In the example below, a text filter was applied to select just the tables that contain the word Employee. Notice the Has rows column indicates whether the target table has rows in the target database.

Select the tables that you want to migrate to target.

Enter source SQL Server credentials, then click Edit to select the list of tables to migrate between source and target.

Microsoft azure data studio Offline#

Select Offline migration as the migration mode and click Next.Then click Next to move to the next step in the migration wizard. Map the source and target databases for the migration, using the drop-down list for the Azure SQL Database target.Specify the target username and password, then click the Connect button to verify the connectivity with the specified credentials. Move to the next section, selecting the target Azure SQL Database server (logical server) from the drop-down list.Select your subscription, location, and resource group from the corresponding drop-down lists. Start with the upper section, specifying Azure account details.You can also click on the save recommendation report button at the bottom of this page for later analysis.Ĭlose the recommendations page, and press the Next** button to continue with your migration. Navigate to your Azure SQL target section, with Azure SQL Database (Preview) selected click the View details button to open the detailed SKU recommendation report.After the first recommendation is generated, you can use the Restart data collection option to continue the data collection process to refine the SKU recommendation, especially if your usage patterns vary for an extended time. After 10 minutes, you'll see a recommendation available for your Azure SQL Database (Preview).Azure Data Studio will now collect performance data until you either stop the collection or close Azure Data Studio.When you're ready, then click the Start button. Select the Collect performance data now option, then choose a folder from your local drive to store the performance logs.Click the Get Azure recommendation button to open the recommendations panel.Select the database(s), and review the assessment report making sure no issues are found.Click on the View/Select button at the bottom of this page to view details of the assessment results.Select Azure SQL Database (Preview) as the target.Select the database(s) to run the assessment, then click Next.Run database assessment, collect performance data and get right-sized recommendations

If no previous session is saved, the Database assessment page will be displayed. The wizard's first page will allow you to start a new session or resume a previously saved one.The Azure SQL Migration dashboard will open, then click on the Migrate to Azure SQL button to launch the migration wizard.

On the server's home page, navigate to the General panel section, then select Azure SQL Migration extension.

On the server connection, right-click and select Manage.

Open Azure Data Studio, navigate to the connections section, then select and connect to your on-premises SQL Server (or SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machine).

Launch the Migrate to Azure SQL wizard in Azure Data Studio You can follow the steps to register the resource provider

If you're using the Azure Database Migration Service for the first time, ensure that Microsoft.DataMigration resource provider is registered in your subscription.

Migrate database schema from source to target using SQL Server dacpac extension or, SQL Database Projects extension for Azure Data Studio.

Ensure that the SQL Server login to connect the source SQL Server is a member of the db_datareader and the login for the target SQL server is db_owner.

Azure account is only required when configuring the migration steps and is not required for assessment or Azure recommendation steps in the migration wizard.