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  • Wiki Page: SQL Azure Data Sync - Create a Sync Group

    A synchronization group is two or more databases that are logically grouped together for the purpose of synchronizing specified tables, columns and rows common to each. The members of your synchronization groups are governed by your business needs and may contain only SQL Azure or a mix of SQL Server...
  • Wiki Page: SQL Azure Data Sync - Name a Sync Group

    A synchronization group is two or more databases that are logically grouped together for the purpose of synchronizing specified tables, columns and rows common to each. SQL Azure Data Sync supports synchronization groups that are comprised exclusively of SQL Azure databases or a mix of SQL Server...
  • Wiki Page: Duplicate Name 2:SQL Azure Data Sync - Name a Sync Group

    A synchronization group is two or more databases that are logically grouped together for the purpose of synchronizing specified tables, columns and rows common to each. SQL Azure Data Sync supports synchronization groups that are comprised exclusively of SQL Azure databases or a mix of SQL Server...
  • Wiki Page: Duplicate Name 1:SQL Azure Data Sync - Name a Sync Group

    A synchronization group is two or more databases that are logically grouped together for the purpose of synchronizing specified tables, columns and rows common to each. SQL Azure Data Sync supports synchronization groups that are comprised exclusively of SQL Azure databases or a mix of SQL Server...
  • Wiki Page: Duplicate Name:SQL Azure Data Sync - Name a Sync Group

    A synchronization group is two or more databases that are logically grouped together for the purpose of synchronizing specified tables, columns and rows common to each. SQL Azure Data Sync supports synchronization groups that are comprised exclusively of SQL Azure databases or a mix of SQL Server...
  • Wiki Page: SQL Azure Data Sync - Add a SQL Azure Hub Database to a Sync Group

    A synchronization group is two or more databases that are logically grouped together for the purpose of synchronizing specified tables, columns and rows common to each. A sync group must have a SQL Azure hub database through which all synchronizations pass. This article walks you through how to...
  • Wiki Page: SQL Data Sync Overview

    SQL Data Sync enables creating and scheduling regular synchronizations between Windows Azure SQL Database and either SQL Server or other SQL Databases. This article lists content, articles, videos, and community resources that help you use SQL Data Sync effectively. The topic is updated regularly as...
  • Wiki Page: SQL Data Sync - Known Issues

    This article covers issues that are known to the SQL Data Sync team but for which there are no workarounds. We will add to and update this article as new issues are discovered. If workarounds are discovered we will move the sub-topic to the Troubleshooting Guide or Best Practices . ...
  • Wiki Page: SQL Data Sync - Best Practices

    This article is for anyone who is planning to use SQL Data Sync, especially those who are in the planning and design phase. Topics covered include selecting a location for your SQL Database, ensuring that when you create your SQL Database it is large enough to work with your data and SQL Data Sync,...
  • Wiki Page: SQL Data Sync - How to Get Started

    This article is for anyone who wants to begin using SQL Data Sync to keep their SQL Server and SQL Database data in sync. The article walks through the steps necessary to go from someone who has no experience with SQL Data Sync to having a fully functional Sync Group that manages regularly scheduled...
  • Wiki Page: SQL Azure Data Sync - Deploy a Sync Group

    A synchronization group is two or more databases that are logically grouped together for the purpose of synchronizing specified tables, columns and rows common to each. This article assumes that you have already added databases to your sync group, defined the tables, columns and optionally specific...
  • Wiki Page: SQL Azure Data Sync - Configure a Sync Group

    A synchronization group is two or more databases that are logically grouped together for the purpose of synchronizing specified tables, columns and rows common to each. This article walks you through the sync group configuration process where you specify the databases, tables and optionally rows...
  • Wiki Page: SQL Azure Data Sync - Add a SQL Server Database to a Sync Group

    A synchronization group is two or more databases that are logically grouped together for the purpose of synchronizing specified tables, columns and rows common to each. A sync group must have at least one database in addition to the SQL Azure hub database. The additional databases may include SQL Server...
  • Wiki Page: SQL Azure Data Sync - Add A SQL Azure Database to a Sync Group

    A synchronization group is two or more databases that are logically grouped together for the purpose of synchronizing specified tables, columns and rows common to each. A sync group must have at least one database in addition to the SQL Azure hub database. The additional databases may include SQL Azure...
  • Wiki Page: SQL Azure Data Sync: Add a SQL Azure Hub Database to a Sync Group

    A synchronization group is two or more databases that are logically grouped together for the purpose of synchronizing specified tables, columns and rows common to each. A sync group must have a SQL Azure hub database through which all synchronizations pass. This article walks you through how...
  • Wiki Page: SQL Azure Data Sync: Name a Sync Group

    A synchronization group is two or more databases that are logically grouped together for the purpose of synchronizing specified tables, columns and rows common to each. SQL Azure Data Sync supports synchronization groups that are comprised exclusively of SQL Azure databases or a mix of SQL Server...
  • Wiki Page: SQL Azure Data Sync - Provision a Data Sync Server

    A synchronization group is two or more databases that are logically grouped together for the purpose of synchronizing specified tables, columns and rows. Every sync group must have as one of its databases a SQL Azure database that serves as the sync group hub. This article walks you through the...
  • Wiki Page: SQL Azure Data Sync How To Upgrade

    SQL Azure Data Sync Preview is not backward compatable with the CTP2 version. This article covers how to move from the CTP2 version of SQL Azure Data Sync to the Preview version. Important! This wiki topic may be obsolete. This wiki topic is no longer...
  • Wiki Page: SQL Azure Data Sync - Synchronization Loops

    A synchronization loop results from an overlapping of databases in two or more sync groups such that a change in a database in one sync group is re-written to the same database by another sync group. Synchronization loops are self perpetuating and can result in large amounts of data repeatedly overwriting...
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