Remember that SQL Server Integration Services ( SSIS) is a local app which requires a license!.If you want to use flat file, then my preferred option is using BCP (much simpler for most cases for flat file than Azure Data Factory, BULK INSERT, Import Flat File Wizard.The document about import data to SQL Server or Azure SQL is the best starting point to read. Even so you can use Azure Data Studio wizard (extension) it's not the simplest option.
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All you need is to Install the SQL Server Import extension. As I mentioned, ADS is open source and It has tens of thousands of extensions, some of which were developed by Microsoft's teams and most of which were developed by people from the community.
You can use Azure Data Studio to import data to SQL Server or Azure SQL, if this what you want 😀. The document does not speak about import to Azure Data studio and not even about using Azure Data studio for the task, but about other tools. In a way, you can think about Azure Data studio as the Azure equivalent service of the SQL Server Integration Service (SSIS) desktop tool.
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ADF is an Azure service while ADS is a desktop application which is by the way, open source and have versions for all common operating system (it based on Visual studio Code which is also Open source). Note that Azure Data Factory (ADF) is totally different tool from Azure Data Studio (ADS). This sentence is from the section about using Azure Data Factory, but it presents multiple other options. This is a VERY GOOD tutorial if this is your needs (migrate data from Excel to SQL Server or Azure SQL). The above text, which mentioned (a copy) from the Microsoft document, includes a link to the document. Data Factory can't read Excel files directly. You must clarify what is your target database in order to have the discussion.įor the sake of the discussion, I will assume that you meant to migrate the data from Excel to Azure SQL Database.Īs described previously in the Prerequisite section, you have to export your Excel data as text before you can use Azure Data Factory to import it.
It cannot store data so you cannot import data to it. I am trying to import an Excel Workbook(xlsx file) into Azure Data Studio.Īzure Data Studio is not a database but a tool to manage databases servers like SQL Server, Azure SQL Database, Azure Managed instance, Cosmos DB, and so on. I think that there is a few misunderstandings (or simply mistake), which must be clarified before we find a solution which fits you need. Good day Ajibola and welcome to the Microsoft QnA forums,
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