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    azure-asm-sql

Microsoft Azure SQL Management Client Library for node


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2015.01.21 Version 0.10.3

  • Added option to overwrite the http agent
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Microsoft Azure SDK for Node.js - SQL Database Management

This project provides a Node.js package that makes it easy to manage Microsoft Azure SQL Database. Right now it supports:

  • API version: 2012-03-01

Features

  • Manage server
  • Manage database
  • Manage firewall rule
  • Manage service objective
  • Manage database copy
  • Manage database operation
  • Manage DAC (dedicated administrator connection)

How to Install

npm install azure-asm-sql

How to Use

Authentication

This library support management certificate authentication. To authenticate the library for the REST API calls, you need to

  • Have a management certificate set up in your Microsoft Azure subscription. You can do this by
    • Either uploading a certificate in the Microsoft Azure management portal.
    • Or use the Microsoft Azure Xplat-CLI.
  • Obtain the .pem file of your certificate. If you used Microsoft Azure Xplat-CLI to set it up. You can run azure account cert export to get the .pem file.
  • Open the .pem file in a text editor to get the cert value and key value.

Create the SqlManagementClient

var fs            = require('fs'),
    sqlManagement = require('azure-asm-sql');

var sqlManagementClient = sqlManagement.createSqlManagementClient(sqlManagement.createCertificateCloudCredentials({
  subscriptionId: '<your subscription id>',
  pem: fs.readFileSync('<your pem file>')
}));

Manage Database

var sqlDatabaseName = "database01";

// Create a SQL database server.
sqlManagementClient.servers.create({
  administratorUserName: "<your admin user name>",
  administratorPassword: "<your admin password>",
  location: "West US"
}, function (err, result) {
  if (err) {
    console.error(err);
  } else {
    sqlServerName = result.serverName;
    console.info(result);

    // Create a SQL database.
    sqlManagementClient.databases.create(result.serverName, {
      name: sqlDatabaseName,
      edition: common.Constants.SqlAzureConstants.WEB_EDITION,
      collationName: common.Constants.SqlAzureConstants.DEFAULT_COLLATION_NAME,
      maximumDatabaseSizeInGB: common.Constants.SqlAzureConstants.WEB_1GB
    }, function (err, result) {
      if (err) {
        console.error(err);
      } else {
        console.info(result);
      }
    });
  }
});

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