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Azure SQL Database has different editions and performance tiers. You can find version, edition (basic, standard, or premium), and service objective (S0,S1,P4,P11, etc.) of SQL Database that is running as a service in Azure using the following statements: select @@version SELECT DATABASEPROPERTYEX...

You can scale-up or scale-down Azure SQL database using ALTER DATABASE statement: ALTER DATABASE WWI MODIFY (SERVICE_OBJECTIVE = 'P6') -- or ALTER DATABASE CURRENT MODIFY (SERVICE_OBJECTIVE = 'P2') If you try to change service level while changing service level of the current database is sti...

You can create a secondary replica of database with the same name on another Azure SQL Server, making the local database primary, and begins asynchronously replicating data from the primary to the new secondary. ALTER DATABASE <<mydb>> ADD SECONDARY ON SERVER <<secondaryserver&gt...

You can put your azure SQL Database in SQL elastic pool: CREATE DATABASE wwi ( SERVICE_OBJECTIVE = ELASTIC_POOL ( name = mypool1 ) ) You can create copy of an existing database and place it in some elastic pool: CREATE DATABASE wwi AS COPY OF myserver.WideWorldImporters ( SERVICE_OBJECTIV...