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Exercise - Create a SQL database - Learn _ Microsoft Docs

The document outlines the steps to create an Azure SQL Database, including configuring network connectivity, security settings, and additional options. It instructs users to deploy the server and database, which may take two to five minutes, and to allow Azure services access to the server. Finally, it provides guidance on testing the database by running a SQL query after creation.

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Exercise - Create a SQL database - Learn _ Microsoft Docs

The document outlines the steps to create an Azure SQL Database, including configuring network connectivity, security settings, and additional options. It instructs users to deploy the server and database, which may take two to five minutes, and to allow Azure services access to the server. Finally, it provides guidance on testing the database by running a SQL query after creation.

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(US) East US Under Network connectivity section:

Connectivity method

Public endpoint

4. Select OK when you have finished.

5. Select Next : Networking, and configure the following settings (leave defaults for
remainder of fields).

6. Select Next : Security, and next to Enable Azure Defender for SQL, choose Not now.
Setting

Value
8. Select Review + create.

9. After validation success, on the Create SQL Database window, select Create to deploy
the server and database. It can take approximately two to five minutes to create the
server and deploy the sample database.

10. Select Go to resource.


7. Select Next : Additional settings, and configure the following settings. 11. Select Set server firewall, and then select Yes to Allow Azure services and resources to
access this server.
Setting
12. Select Save.
Value
13. Select OK.

Under Data source section:


Task 2: Test the database
Use existing data
In this task, you configure the server and run a SQL query.
Sample (this will create the AdventureWorksLT sample database)
1. From the All resources pane, search and select SQL databases and ensure that your new
database was created. You might need to refresh the page.
Under Database collation section:

Collation

default

2. Select the db1 entry representing the SQL database you created, and then select Query
editor (preview) in the nav bar.

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