Integrating SQL AlwaysOn with Azure Site Recovery
13 octobre 2015
Azure Site Recovery now provides first class support for SQL AlwaysOn.
SQL
New Row-Level Security functionality: Block predicates (preview)
12 octobre 2015
Block predicates enable security policies to prevent users from inserting, updating, and/or deleting rows that violate the predicate. Now available in preview on SQL Database.
Azure DocumentDB raises Query limits
28 septembre 2015
With the latest service deployment, DocumentDB has raised its limits on SQL query operations.
Azure DocumentDB's LINQ provider just got better
3 septembre 2015
Learn about Azure DocumentDB's improvements in LINQ support in the .NET SDK
Finding Azure Search: How Autocosmos.com found time and success
1 septembre 2015
Read about how Autocosmos.com integrated Azure Search into their site and subsequently saw favorable increases in some unexpected metrics.
Get the DocumentDB SQL query cheat sheet
25 août 2015
Get started with querying JSON documents in Azure DocumentDB by downloading the printable SQL query reference sheet now available.
Row-Level Security for SQL Database is Generally Available
20 août 2015
Row-Level Security (RLS) for SQL Database is now generally available.
Azure DocumentDB: JavaScript as Modern Day T-SQL
20 août 2015
We're taking the Azure DocumentDB vision another step further by introducing a JavaScript language integrated query API to our JavaScript server-side SDK.
Announcing Geospatial support in Azure DocumentDB!
13 août 2015
The latest DocumentDB service update includes support for automatic indexing of geospatial data, as well as SQL support for performing proximity queries stored in DocumentDB.
Update your DocumentDB indexing policies online
6 août 2015
DocumentDB now supports online index transformations. With this release, you can create and modify the indexing policy configuration of your DocumentDB collections. The index transformations are applied online/in place, so you can continue to read, write and query while the indexing is in progress.