This video shows how to ingest data into Azure SQL Database using SQL Server Management Studio.
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Today, I'm going to show you how to ingest data into
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the Azure SQL Database using SQL Server Management Studio. Let's get started. I'm going to come to this Demo Sales Database
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so click on that. Then I can for now click on the Query Editor
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and I want to see the table in my database. I'm going to go on and login with my credentials and click okay
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I'm going to click on this tables and expand. I've got FTransaction table
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I can go on and just write a simple select top five star from the FTransaction table
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and then I can go on and run the query. This is going to return the top five records from the FTransaction table
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We're going to go to the SQL Server Management Studio. In SQL Server, I want to click on the Connect in
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the Object Explorer and choose Database Engine. In the Database Engine, I'm going to provide my server name
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easily get that information by coming back to the overview in the Microsoft Azure
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I'm going to for now click okay to un-save that. Then in the overview
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I can see my server name displayed at the top here. So just go ahead and copy
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Of course, to successfully connect to the SQL Server Management Studio, it is important to set the firewall
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So click on the set server firewall, and then you want to scroll down
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and then it is essential you click on add your client IP for address
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Then once you do that, go ahead and save at the bottom
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Then you should be able to login properly into the SQL Server Management Studio
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So I'm going to come back here, and then I've got my server name, and of course, for the authentication
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I specified SQL Server authentication, and then for my login, I've got my name and my password
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and click on Connect. I'm successfully connected to the server. So I'm going to click on the Databases plus sign to expand
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and then I'm going to see the demo sales database. So I'm going to expand
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and of course, I'm going to come to the table, and then we should be able to see the F transaction table
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we saw earlier in the Azure SQL database. Okay, so we have the database owner F transaction
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So we want to go on and ingest this dimension tables. I've got lots of them in the CSV file
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and then I'm going to go back to the SSMS, and then I'm going to right click on the demo sales database
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and select task, and then we'll point to import data. For the data source
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I'm going to click on this dropdown, and I'm going to scroll down. I want to access the Microsoft Excel
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and then I can go on and browse through the Excel file path
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and then we have the Excel version. So the first row has column names
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So click on Next, and I want to choose the destination. Now I'm going to click on this dropdown
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and I'm going to point to the Microsoft OLE database provider for SQL
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Click on that. For the authentication, I'm going to click on this use SQL server authentication
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and then for the username, I'm going to type my username, and then I'm going to type my password
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and then of course, we have the demo sales database selected automatically
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Now I can go on and click on Next, and then we have this copy data
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from one or more tables of views. So click on Next, and then we can see all the worksheets
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I can select the deep account manager category and so on downwards
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and then click on Next. So we can go on and run immediately
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in the save and run package. So click on Next, and then we have the complete wizard finished
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to perform the following operations or actions. Click on Finish. So we can see that the data is being ingested
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into my demo sales database. Okay, so there we go. We can see status, success
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and then I can click on Close to close the window. I can right click and refresh the database
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Right click and choose Refresh. So we should be able to see all the dimension tables
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in the demo sales database. So click on the tables, and there we go
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So we can see all the dimension table. I can right click on account manager
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and select the top 1000 rows. Okay, so this is working pretty fine
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Now I want to go back to the Azure SQL database, and then I want to click on
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or go back to the SQL databases in the left panel and choose the demo sales database
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And I want to click on the Query Editor. Click on that
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And then I want to sign in using my authentication SQL server
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And then when I come to the tables, I can see all the dimension tables
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And of course I can just query one of them. So let's select style from the account managers table
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And then we can go on and run the query. Okay, there we go
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So this is basically how we can use the SQL server management studio
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to ingest data into the Azure SQL database. I trust that you enjoyed this video
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Thank you for watching. Bye for now
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