My web api get 500 internal server after deploy to azure api management - azure-web-app-service

I am new to azure app service, i have used visual studio to deploy my web api to azure api management. i am doing a mobile application project, I need to make local ssms database data sync to azure cloud. because my web api is connect to ssms database, and it has error when i am testing it in azure api management, it response 500 internal server error, but i have the weatherforecast GET Sample, and this api work normal, it response 200 ok. i don't know what i have done wrong to the web api or i set up wrong in the azure.
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Check the below steps to deploy sync the local DB to Azure SQL Server.
I need to make local ssms database data sync to azure cloud.
In Azure Portal => Create a new SQL Database Server.
Set Admin
In Local DB => Right click on the DB => Tasks =>select Deploy Database to Microsoft Azure SQL Database.
Click on Connect , provide the Server name from Azure Portal (SQL Server Overview page).
Initially I got the below error.
To access/ Connect Azure SQL DB , we need to enable Public network access and add Firewall rules in Azure SQL Server.
Now I have connected to Azure SQL server and deployed local DB Test to Azure SQL Server without any issues.
SQL Database in Azure contains all the data which we have in local DB.
Now if we want to make any changes to the DB, from SSMS we need to connect to the Azure SQL DB and make required changes.
I have inserted data by connecting Azure SQL DB , you can see the changes in portal.
Now we need to provide the Azure SQL Connection string in the Web.config file of the ASP.Net Web API.
Copy the connection string from Azure SQL DB and paste it in the Web.config file.
Replace the password with your Password.

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