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We will see later in the example where the ADKContext.AADToken comes fromĬonnection.AccessToken = ADKContext. All string types are returned as SQLWCHAR, SQLWVARCHAR, and SQLWLONGVARCHAR. SqlConnectionStringBuilder builder = new SqlConnectionStringBuilder() īuilder = “AdventureWorks2012” builder = 30 Private static SqlConnection PrepareAADConnection() Public ADKContext() : base(PrepareAADConnection(),true) override the context creation and use the Connection constructor that will call the PrepareAADConnection method that is in charge of building the connection with the access token Notice also that during the creation you can already create a private DNS zone, that will work for Azure resources that uses the Azure DNS. Data is accessible through the DataReader object here. Select the resource type 'Microsoft.Sql/servers' for Azure SQL DB instance Select the Azure SQL DB instance you want to connect Select the VNET / Subnet.
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SqlDataReader reader = cmd.ExecuteReader() This is where the magic happen : we provide the Access Token returned by AAD to send to Azure SQL that will ensure that this token is valid Set the access token in the connection string Using ( SqlConnection connection = new SqlConnection(builder.ConnectionString))Ĭmd.CommandText = “SELECT Name FROM HumanResources.Department” WriteLine( “Fail to acquire the token to the database.”)
#Azure sql server connection string code
Cf bellow for the code of this methodĬonsole.
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This is where the authentication of the ADKApp happens with AAD. Builder = “” īuilder = “AdventureWorks2012”