Is it possible to connect ADF to an Oracle database on AWS as source and migrate data to an Azure SQL Server?
I've made some attempties and the result was always timeout.
The goal was achieved using an Integration Runtime, but didn't wanted to use it. I'd like a direct connection.
I've made some attempties and the result was always timeout.
Hi,Vinicius. Based on the Oracle connector,no more special properties you need to configure except host,user,password properties etc for Oracle database on AWS. You could check the supported versions of an Oracle database.
If you still have timeout issue, you could commit feedback to azure data factory to find an official statement.
Since you want to avoid IR, maybe you could refer to below solutions:
1.Try export data to AWS S3 and ADF supports AWS S3 connector as source.
2.Try to use Data Integration - Kettle tool to transfer data by jdbc driver.
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I'm trying to transfer all of my data from SQL server to azure api for fhir.(Managed Server)
Any idea what should be the starting point for this task. I have thousands of patients in the SQL server.
I need to transfer all of my current data into azure cosmos db. Also, our EMR stores all the data into SQL Server. So once I'm done with this bulk transfer any idea how can I transfer this new data into azure cosmos db every day.
I will really appreciate your help on this. Please let me know if you have any questions.
I have tried to convert my data into FHIR resources. I can insert them manuall into FHIR server. But I cannot do this for all the data.
If you're looking to transfer this data every day, keeping both in sync, you probably need to look at some Middleware to handle this for you, such as Mirth Connect.
A Mirth channel could look for new records in SQL Server, transform the data into a bundle of FHIR resources, then either pass the bundle on to an API of your own which handles the FHIR server update, or run the update itself inside the channel.
The downside with this approach is that the FHIR transformer plugin for Mirth requires a commercial license. You could also use the open source version of Mirth, transform to HL7, then run the HL7 files through the open source Microsoft FHIR Converter to produce FHIR resources, then run the insert/update yourself. (More work on your end.)
I have a request to move Source Oracle DB into AWS Oracle RDS. I research on AWS page to find out the solution, but AWS guide very complex such as upload dump file to S3, download file dump...I don't want to do on this way because it very take time. Any one have any solution to move database to AWS Oracle RDS?
My updated: Source Oracle DB is not use any AWS service. It only installed on phycical server.
Please help share any solution/tools can use to migrate
You can use the AWS native Database Migration Service (AWS DMS). Below is the link to the AWS DMS workshop.
https://catalog.us-east-1.prod.workshops.aws/workshops/77bdff4f-2d9e-4d68-99ba-248ea95b3aca/en-US/oracle-oracle/data-migration
In the link, source database is mentioned as AWS RDS, but you can connect to any source database at on-premises or other locations. All you need is connectivity (between source Oracle and AWS target RDS Oracle) along with source database host IP, database port and db user credentials with necessary permissions to pull data from source. Usually for database migrations a direct connect is recommended to avoid data transfer related issues, but can also be done over VPN (can be slow for large migrations)
Start with the pre-requisites (permissions, grants etc.) to prepare the source database for migration as mentioned in the link above.
Other tools to explore would be to use Database native tools, like for Oracle we get Data Pump (export/import), for which we will have to use S3 for dumping the source data and then importing into AWS RDS from S3. This may be ok for one time activity. But for large number of migrations AWS DMS with a stable connectivity is the way to go.
Third option I can think of is use of AWS Snowball, if there is no reliable connectivity between source and AWS for large data transfer. AWS Snowball edge storage can be requested to your db location and hooked up to the network. Dump the database export into the Snowball and ship it back to AWS. They will copy the DB dump to a S3 bucket and from there we can import it into RDS.
Hope that helps...
You can use SQL Developer Tool to copy database from source to AWS Oracle RDS (I am using SQL Developer Tool version 19.2.1.247)
Before migrate you need the below things to prepare/configure on AWS Oracle RDS, to ensure the same with Source Oracle DB
Create the same user who assigned to your schema/database
If Source Oracle DB is using tablespace, you must be create the same tablespace
After prepared, You will do the below steps on SQL Developer Tool
Using admin account to created a connect to Source Oracle DB server.
Using admin account to created a connect to Oracle AWS server.
Go to Tools -> Database Copy...
On Dialog, choose source db and destination db
INFO:If you are using tablespace on source db, you must be choose [Tablespace Copy] like that:
Click Next to continue and waiting to transfer.
Is it possible for me to insert some data from one database to another in Azure sql?
Let's say I have a trigger in db1 that updates some values in db2.
I read about elastic queries but it seems like they are read-only so they don't solve my problem.
You can't use cross-database in Azure Sql Server because databases can't see eachother physically , you could use elastic pools but they are Read Only.
A solution is to use SQL Managed Instance to upload your instance . This supports cross-database queries but it was expensive.
There was some previous discussion here about doing similar:
C# Azure Function trigger when SQL Database has a new row added without polling
There is also the Azure SQL Bindings for Azure Functions but they are input bindings and not triggers and they're still in preview and limited to C#, JavaScript and Python.
Azure SQL bindings for Azure Functions overview (preview)
There was a new announcement last week after MS Build however for Azure SQL Database External REST Endpoints Integration (hopefully they don't refer to it as ASDEREI) but this is currently in preview under Early Adoption Program (EAP).
Announcing the “Azure SQL Database External REST Endpoints Integration” Early Adoption Program
pretty new to the Azure environment and so far my search for information wasnt very successful.
Problem is as follows:
we wanna access a redshift DB which you can only connect to if you are conntected to a specific VPN beforehand - this is the main problem
we then wanna build an automated data pipeline which extracts daily updated data from the redshift db and create our own analytics solution from it
how can that be set up in a fully automated workflow and also in the simplest, most efficient way with the tools available on the azure platform?
thanks for the help.
If VPN is not the challenge and you just need to extract the data from Redshift DB and store it in any Azure Service like Blob Storage or Azure Synapse Analytics, then best possible way is to use Azure Data Factory. Azure Data Factory is a fully managed, serverless data integration service.
You can copy data using Copy activity from Amazon Redshift to any supported sink data store. For a list of data stores that are supported as sources/sinks by the copy activity, see the Supported data stores table.
Specifically, this Amazon Redshift connector supports retrieving data from Redshift using query or built-in Redshift UNLOAD support.
Note: When copying data to an Azure data store, see Azure Data Center IP Ranges for the Compute IP address and SQL ranges used by the Azure data centers.
In case you need to import data into Azure SQL database from AWS Redshift, follow the link.
I am looking at Redshift
sdk
and can't seem to find a method wherein i can programmatically create tables and define rows for a database.
Can't figure out what I am missing here ?
You don't create tables in Redshift via the AWS SDK. You would perform that type of database function by connecting to Redshift using a PostgreSQL database driver. The AWS SDK is for creating and managing the server resources, you still connect to the database in a more traditional way to execute SQL commands.