Use Query Editor on Azure Portal

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How to use Query Editor on Azure Portal?

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Query Editor on Azure Portal is nice client tool that allows you to run SQL queries to your Azure SQL database.

1. Login to your Azure Web portal.

2. Search and select your Azure SQL Database name "fyi_db". You see a summary information of your database.

3. Click "Query editor" in the left menu. You see a login screen.

4. Login with your login name and password you created when creating the SQL Server. You a query window.

5. Enter a simple query and click "Run". You see the query result:

select @@version

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Now you can create new tables and stored procedures in your SQL database.

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