About Sql Data Serices
As i understand,SDS will be used as a layer to access the Azure Data Storage.
But Azure Storage is not suppoerting RDBMS,So how we can develop applications
using SDS and Azure.
Is there any way to join in SDS.How to use multiple tables and Stored Pocedures in SDS.
whether any apllication is availble which is developed on sds and Azure?
Risposte
- SDS version 2 will have joins and stored procedures. It's not out yet though. There are lots of videos from Mix09 that show SDS and Azure but no examples for public developers to use yet. From what I hear, we don't have to wait much longer for version 2.
Aaron Stanley King - Microsoft Consultant - Perpetual Technologies, Inc. - http://www.perptech.com- Proposto come rispostaAaron Stanley King giovedì 18 giugno 2009 14.01
- Contrassegnato come rispostaRedMage venerdì 19 giugno 2009 5.46
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- Hi
please see the forum http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/ssdsgetstarted/thread/90b100c6-6758-475c-880b-4420ecaf41a8
Regards
Kapil - SDS version 2 will have joins and stored procedures. It's not out yet though. There are lots of videos from Mix09 that show SDS and Azure but no examples for public developers to use yet. From what I hear, we don't have to wait much longer for version 2.
Aaron Stanley King - Microsoft Consultant - Perpetual Technologies, Inc. - http://www.perptech.com- Proposto come rispostaAaron Stanley King giovedì 18 giugno 2009 14.01
- Contrassegnato come rispostaRedMage venerdì 19 giugno 2009 5.46
- Aaron... thanks for your reply.Any Idea when they are going to relese SDS Vesrion 2 ,So that we can develop application based on SDS.
There is any sample other than TableStorage present in the SDK of Azure. - From the official announcements, its release will be anytime this month. If you sign up on Connect for an invite, that will put you on the list. I haven't heard of anyone getting an invite yet.
I do know of some MSFT employees that aren't on the SDS team that have reviewed it. This is an assumption but if it tests good in peer review at MSFT, you can bet it will test good when it goes public.
If you write your app to work with SQL 2005/8 Express it will be just changing the connection string in your app.config or web.config file. That is where I'm going. Then I'll change the application to take advantage of things later.
Aaron Stanley King - Microsoft Consultant - Perpetual Technologies, Inc. - http://www.perptech.com
