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Professional Azure SQL Managed Database Administration

You're reading from   Professional Azure SQL Managed Database Administration Efficiently manage and modernize data in the cloud using Azure SQL

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801076524
Length 724 pages
Edition 3rd Edition
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Ahmad Osama Ahmad Osama
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Preface 1. Introduction to Azure SQL managed databases 2. Service tiers FREE CHAPTER 3. Migration 4. Backups 5. Restoration 6. Security 7. Scalability 8. Elastic and instance pools 9. High availability and disaster recovery 10. Monitoring and tuning 11. Database features 12. App modernization Index

Activity: Performing a geo-restore of an Azure SQL Database with PowerShell

Let's once again consider our example of ToyStore Ltd. Mike is aware that, although on the cloud, his data is still physically stored on servers. Hence, there is a possibility of data loss due to natural disasters. In these instances, he would have to perform a geo-restore operation. This section makes use of PowerShell to perform a geo-restore:

  1. Press Windows key + R to open the Run dialog box. In the Run dialog box, type powershell ise to open a new PowerShell editor window.
  2. In PowerShell, click File from the top menu, and then select New to create a new PowerShell script file:
    Creating a new PowerShell script

    Figure 5.42: Creating a new PowerShell script

  3. In the new PowerShell script file, copy the code as instructed in the following steps.

    Define the PowerShell script parameters. The parameters are self-explanatory:

    param(
               [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)]
     ...
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