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Tag: SQL

Moving an on-premise Dynamics 365 Business Central database to Azure SQL via Powershell

If I have an on-premise installation of Dynamics 365 Business Central, can I move my database from a local SQL … More

Azure, Cloud, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, MSDyn365BC, MsDynNAV, Powershell, SQL

Dynamics 365 Business Central on-premise and extensions: what happens to my third-party integrations?

In a real-world Microsoft Dynamics NAV implementations, is quite common to see integrations with third-party external applications. These integrations are … More

D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, MSDyn365BC, MsDynNAV, SQL

Using SQL Data Sync with Microsoft Dynamics NAV on-premise and Azure SQL Database

In many Microsoft Dynamics NAV implementations we have situations where the NAV database is often “coupled” with a second database … More

Azure, NAV, SQL

Backup your NAV on-premise database to Azure Blob Storage

In these days we had an internal discussion with our marketing department in order to increase the Azure adoption of … More

Azure, Cloud, ERP, NAV, SQL

Microsoft Dynamics NAV on Azure: SQL Server on Azure VM best practices

When talking about Microsoft Dynamics NAV installed on Azure, we have mainly two choices: use an Azure VM with SQL … More

Azure, NAV, SQL

Serverless processing with Microsoft Dynamics NAV and Azure Functions

Deploying Microsoft Dynamics NAV to the Azure cloud (IaaS) is now one of our first proposal on every new customer. … More

Azure, Azure Functions, Cloud, NAV, Serverless, SQL

GDPR: Data Classification for on-premise SQL databases

We’ve talked some days ago about the new Azure SQL feature (actually in preview) regarding data discovery and classification, in … More

GDPR, NAV, SQL

Azure SQL and Information Protection (GDPR)

I’m talking a lot on this blog about Azure SQL and its usage as a PaaS database engine for many … More

Azure, GDPR, NAV, SQL

Microsoft Dynamics NAV on Azure SQL: performance tuning

In the previous days, we’ve discussed a serie of benefits of using Azure SQL Database with NAV if you’re planning … More

Azure, Cloud, NAV, SQL

Azure SQL needs more consideration with NAV

When deploying a solution architecture with Microsoft Dynamics NAV as the ERP of your choice, you already know that the … More

Azure, Cloud, NAV, SQL

Google BigQuery: and Microsoft?

Google BigQuery is really a fascinating technology for big data analysis. In short terms BigQuery enables super-fast, SQL-like queries against … More

Azure, Big Data, BigQuery, Google, SQL

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