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Creating An AdventureWorks Database On Azure

The document provides steps to create an AdventureWorksLT database on Microsoft Azure. It describes logging into the Azure portal, creating an SQL server and populating it with the AdventureWorksLT sample database. It also covers opening the firewall to enable database connections from SQL Server Management Studio. The steps create an SQL server named after the course number, populate it with the AdventureWorksLT sample database, and configure the firewall to allow access.

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Creating An AdventureWorks Database On Azure

The document provides steps to create an AdventureWorksLT database on Microsoft Azure. It describes logging into the Azure portal, creating an SQL server and populating it with the AdventureWorksLT sample database. It also covers opening the firewall to enable database connections from SQL Server Management Studio. The steps create an SQL server named after the course number, populate it with the AdventureWorksLT sample database, and configure the firewall to allow access.

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Creating an AdventureWorksLT database

on Azure
This guide can be used to create a database on Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform. The steps and
screen shots are correct as of the time of publishing.

As Azure is regularly updated and improved, there is a possibility that this guide may be out of
date.

Before following the steps below, please follow the details of how to acquire a Microsoft Azure pass
for you and your class here: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=512034

Logging into Azure


1. You will require a Microsoft account to login to the Azure Portal. The following steps assume
you have already created these credentials.
2. On the Start menu, type Internet Explorer, and then click Internet Explorer
3. In the address bar, type portal.azure.com, and then press Enter.
4. Enter your Microsoft account credentials to log in.
Create a database containing AdventureWorksLT
The following steps create an SQL Server, and populates it with an example AdventureWorksLT
database.

1. To open the SQL databases blade, click SQL databases.

2. Click Add, to open the SQL Database blade.


3. In the Name box, type AdventureWorksLT.
4. In the Resource group box, enter the course number and a
unique identifier, for example 20761a-azure. If the name is taken
choose another.
5. Click Server, to open the Server blade.

6. Click Create a new server, to open the New server blade.


7. In the Server name field, enter the course number and a
unique identifier, for example 20761a-azure. If the name is
taken choose another.
8. In the Server admin login box, type Student.
9. In the Password box, type Pa$$w0rd.
10. In the Confirm password box, type Pa$$w0rd.
11. In the Create V12 server (Latest update) section, ensure the
Yes button is selected, and then click OK.

12. On the SQL Database blade, click Select source, to show the
Select course blade.
13. Click Sample.
14. On the SQL Database blade, a new section will be available,
named Select sample.
15. Click Select sample, to show the Select sample blade.
16. Click AdventureWorksLT [V12].

17. On the SQL Database blade, click Create.


18. Wait for the Creating SQL Database dialog to complete, this
can take several minutes.
Open the firewall to enable database connections

Now the SQL Server and database have been created, it is possible to setup the firewall to enable
access to the Azure database through SQL Server Management Studio.

1. To open the Serve blade, click the Server name hyperlink. In the above example this is
10990b.database.windows.net.
2. On the blades title, click Set server Firew…
3. On the Firewall settings blade, click Add client IP, and then click Save.
4. In the Success message box, click Ok.
5. On the Firewall settings blade, click Close.
6. On the Settings blade, click Close.
7. On the SQL server blade, click Close, to return you to the AdventureWorksLT blade.

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