Build your first SQL Database in Azure Cloud Services

If you need a globally accessible cloud-based database - one option is to install Microsoft SQL Server on Azure.
This allows you to store, access, and manage a cloud database for learning, teaching, application development and more.
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[@Bekesam]

This was the very best tutorial I have seen on this. Worked like a charm! Thank you, you are a natural.

[@LearningandTechnology]

Thanks! That’s very kind of you

[@GauravSingh-dn2yx]

Thanks for the great resource. Beautifully explained. I saved this into my playlist.

[@LearningandTechnology]

Thank you!

[@JustTruthleft]

Excellent and diligently explained

[@RockyMountainTesla]

Excellent example and easy to follow. I just happened to get a contract where I'm going to build a program within Excel that needs to connect to an Azure Database. What great timing on you doing this video and me needing it! I feel like we took the same course from Video Creators too 😀

[@Nriosb]

Thank u for sharing! The best Example!!

[@LearningandTechnology]

Thank you for watching! I hope it’s useful and helps you learn.

[@unTOLD-IT]

am unable to get into as it says "the server you are trying to connect doesn't support tracing". What to do?

[@attayaw1706]

Best video ever

[@LearningandTechnology]

Well! That’s kind of you to say!

[@SahilPatel-oc9ce]

txs

[@vijays7552]

is this demo for Azure PaaS or DBaaS

[@LearningandTechnology]

It’s PaaS

[@biplavkarki1720]

I am able to create the server and did not ask for credit card credentials but was showing 14 usd total to create. So, will i be charged later ?

[@LearningandTechnology]

That’s odd. Normally, you would need to provide a payment method. If you are a student you can get credits - so maybe that’s what’s happening? For the $14 - that’s normally if you run the system continuously - remember to shutdown or even delete the machine when not using it

[@biplavkarki1720]

@@LearningandTechnology Yeah, I used a student id to create that. But I don't want to pay that amount later. When I tried to create the server, it shows me some amount to create but did not ask for any credentials so created that. SO, what do I do now? I don't even know how to delete that server.

[@LearningandTechnology]

@@biplavkarki1720 if you go into your Azure management portal - you can see resources, select them, and delete them

[@damianpaul4580]

If only 12 month free account didn't require to pass credit card data...

[@LearningandTechnology]

If you are a student or instructor, check to see if your School is part of the Microsoft for Education program. There are some free credits that you can get and signing up doesn’t require a credit card.