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Retired: SQL Azure Compatibility Assessment

Retired: SQL Azure Compatibility Assessment

The service is retired on Apr. 4. For more questions please contact me. Thanks!
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  • Posted by
    on 5 Jan 2012 3:02 AM

    helpful article..

  • Posted by
    on 10 Jan 2012 2:46 AM

    Check the SSDT blog. There is a post-CTP4 SSDT update that fixes VS2010SP1 incompatibility. Also read the blog to resolve confusion about redundant VS project templates; SSDT installs new node/items and will replace VS2010 tools in next VS release. Really wish Microsoft could clean up its download story.

  • Posted by
    on 13 Feb 2012 12:16 AM

    First of all, thanks for providing us this valuable tool that helps us understanding the efforts required to migrate a SQL Server database from to “SQL Azure” platform.

    I would like to ask whether the tool supports verification of stored procedures and functions.

    I just uploaded the .dacpac file generated executing SQLPackage tool, and found only some restrictions on missing clustered indexes and some modifiers like FILL_FACTOR, which are not supported and I knew that.

    However we have about 2k between sps and functions, and all seem to be compliant, which sounds quite strange…

  • Posted by
    on 14 Feb 2012 5:18 PM

    Adriano,

      Thank you very much for trying out this lab!

      This first version of lab hasn't supported checking the bodytext of stored procs and functions. I'll add this clarification into the blog. Thanks again, please stay tuned!

  • Posted by
    on 15 Jan 2013 10:24 PM

    Is the service "SQL Azure Compatibility Assessment" still available for use? if retired why?

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