The extended properties is indeed stored in your database, you could use the script below to verify that The ip addresses that azure logic apps uses for incoming and outgoing calls depend on the region where your logic app exists In this case, it seems that with azure sql database, ssms does not generate extended properties script columns even with ‘script extended properties’ enabled.
Smash or pass? : thegorillagrip
However how is it possible to assign a certificate (wildcard) bought with the app service certificate module?
So, you mean you have created this resource group, rg01 and deployed a vm to it.
Last week we performed a test by uploading 2.5gb of data, to see how long it takes and what the actual upload speed was to a shared folder placed on an azure vm (size a3) However, the upload speed was fluctuating between ~10mb/sec and 750kb/sec I couldn't find any relevant information on the web regarding some kind of limitation on the p2s vpn client which might explain this I was able to rdp and ping to the vm on azure but couldn't access file shares on that particular server
Then i demoted the server domain and tried again and i was able to access the file share without a problem Any idea why i can't access the file shares when dc role is installed. Run multiple instances of a x64 binary, one per docker container The binary would reside outside the image, accessed as azure files storage mounted to the containers as a volume
Maybe my approach is missing the point of the problem im trying to solve :).
From there, navigate to azure active directory, users, then click on the user failing to sign in Each database you create on sql azure needs a separate dsn and a separate linked server definition Use tcp, not named pipes because you will be communicating to the sql azure servers through the internet. The model is deployed successfully with one exception
The password that is coded into the datasource's connection string is not saved If i use ssms to change the connection string in den dialog everything works fine.
