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These standard features require little administrative effort to implement and configure.
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Azure Database for MySQL supports common tools like MySQL Workbench, and it integrates with Azure Data Studio through the [MySQL extension](/azure-data-studio/extensions/mysql-extension), maintaining a familiar workflow for developers. The service provides you with the flexibility to develop applications using your favorite tools, languages, and frameworks, to deploy faster by integrating with Azure services like App Services or AKS, and to automate CI/CD tasks using GitHub or Azure DevOps.
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Azure Database for MySQL supports common tools like MySQL Workbench, maintaining a familiar workflow for developers. The service provides you with the flexibility to develop applications using your favorite tools, languages, and frameworks, to deploy faster by integrating with Azure services like App Services or AKS, and to automate CI/CD tasks using GitHub or Azure DevOps.
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Consider this deployment mode to support cloud-native apps and solutions that:
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title: Introduction to Azure Database for MySQL
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description: Describe how Azure Database for MySQL supports mission-critical workloads with predictable performance and dynamic scalability. Determine whether you should implement Azure Database for MySQL to address your relational database needs.
- content: "A PostgreSQL database server at version 11.22 needs an online migration to Azure Database for PostgreSQL - Flexible Server running PostgreSQL version 14. Which tools or services can be used to perform this migration?"
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- content: "Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server Migration."
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explanation: "Incorrect. Currently DMS is the only option to provide an Online migration option, the Flexible Server Migration option is for offline migrations."
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explanation: "Incorrect. Using these native tools mean you need to perform an offline migration as it doesn't sync changes."
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explanation: "Correct. DMS Provides the facility for an Online database migration for PostgreSQL databases."
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- content: "An offline migration is being performed from an existing PostgreSQL server to Azure Database for PostgreSQL - Flexible Server. To transfer server-level roles from the source to the target, which combination of tools should be used?"
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explanation: "Correct. The process is to first transfer server scoped objects such as roles, then use the Migration feature within **PostgreSQL Flexible Server** to move the schema and data."
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- content: "psql and Database Migration Service."
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explanation: "Incorrect. DMS doesn't provide an offline migration option for PostgreSQL databases."
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- content: "Before performing a database migration from a source PostgreSQL server to a target, it's necessary to assess whether there are any blockers. Which tool should be used for this assessment?"
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explanation: "Incorrect. DMS migrates databases but doesn't provide an assessment capability."
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explanation: "Incorrect. This is used to export server config and databases to a file."
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explanation: "Correct. There's a dedicated extension in ADS, which allows you to generate a rich report on potential migration blockers for PostgreSQL databases."
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explanation: "Incorrect. Currently DMS is the only option to provide an Online migration option, the Flexible Server Migration option is for offline migrations."
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- content: "Database Migration Service."
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explanation: "Correct. DMS Provides the facility for an Online database migration for PostgreSQL databases."
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explanation: "Correct. The process is to first transfer server scoped objects such as roles, then use the Migration feature within **PostgreSQL Flexible Server** to move the schema and data."
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explanation: "Incorrect. While this can be used to migrate a database, it's missing the pg_dumpall process."
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explanation: "Incorrect. DMS doesn't provide an offline migration option for PostgreSQL databases."
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explanation: "Incorrect. DMS migrates databases but doesn't provide an assessment capability."
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- content: "Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server - migration feature."
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explanation: "Correct. The migration feature within Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server validates databases before migration and identifies potential blockers."
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description: "Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server supports effective data migration from PostgreSQL servers. This module covers both online and offline migration methods and tools, helping you choose the right approach for your scenario. Learn practical techniques for managing migrations efficiently, ideal for minimizing downtime and maintaining productivity."
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-[Microsoft SQL Server Migration Assistant (SSMA) for Oracle](/sql/ssma/oracle/sql-server-migration-assistant-for-oracle-oracletosql) is a tool that helps automate migration tasks, such as migration assessment, schema and SQL syntax conversion, data migration, and migration testing, optimized for Azure SQL.
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-[Database Migration Service Pack for Oracle](/azure-data-studio/extensions/database-migration-service-pack-for-oracle) is a set of [Azure Data Studio](/azure-data-studio/) extensions that facilitate the seamless migration of Oracle databases to Azure SQL Database and Azure SQL Managed Instance. It consists of two essential extensions:
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-[Ora2Pg](https://ora2pg.darold.net/documentation.html#Ora2Pg-usage) is a Perl-based utility that helps migrate Oracle databases to PostgreSQL.
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The [SQL Database Projects extension](/azure-data-studio/extensions/sql-database-project-extension?azure-portal=true) is a developer tool that can be installed in both Azure Data Studio and Visual Studio Code. This extension is designed to facilitate the development and management of SQL databases in a project-based environment. It's compatible with several SQL platforms, including SQL Server, Azure SQL Database, Azure SQL Managed Instance, and Azure Synapse SQL.
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The [SQL Database Projects extension](/sql/tools/visual-studio-code/sql-server-develop-use-vscode?azure-portal=true) is a developer tool that can be installed in Visual Studio Code. This extension is designed to facilitate the development and management of SQL databases in a project-based environment. It's compatible with several SQL platforms, including SQL Server, Azure SQL Database, Azure SQL Managed Instance, and Azure Synapse SQL.
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Database schemas can be created or changed, and the changes are saved in a *.dacpac* file format. You can publish the SQL Database project either using the SQL Database Projects extension or by publishing the *.dacpac* with the command line interface [SqlPackage](/sql/tools/sqlpackage/sqlpackage-publish?azure-portal=true).
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With the SQL Database Projects extension you can either create a new empty project or create a new project from a connected database. You can then add, modify, or remove objects such as tables, views, stored procedures, functions, and custom scripts.
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## Install the Database Projects extension
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The SQL Database Project extension can be installed in both Azure Data Studio and Visual Studio Code.
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The SQL Database Projects extension is installed as part of the [mssql extension](/sql/tools/visual-studio-code/sql-server-develop-use-vscode?azure-portal=true). The mssql extension for Visual Studio Code enables you to connect to a SQL Server, query databases with T-SQL, and view the results.
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:::image type="content" source="../media/3-publish-database.png" alt-text="Screenshot showing how to publish to an existing Azure SQL logical server.":::
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The features for database projects in [Azure Data Studio](/azure-data-studio/download-azure-data-studio?azure-portal=true) are consistent with the features in other environments, such as Visual Studio Code. However, the user interface in Azure Data Studio is different, offering a unique layout and navigation experience. Despite these differences, you can still perform all the same tasks, such as creating, managing, and deploying database projects, with the same level of efficiency and effectiveness.
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