I've received the error "connection is busy with results for another command" - when adding a record via an Access DB connected to a SQL Azure DB. Searching this error didn't turn up anything relevant, but I figured out that this was caused by a key violation on the table. It would appear that a useable error message is not being passed back from Azure to Access. Can anyone suggest how to handle this situation (other than querying the table in advance) - i.e., get an appropriate error description from Azure?
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I have recently started receiving "Can not connect to the database in its current state." when trying to connect to my Azure SQL database. As far as I am aware nothing has changed and I get the same error using the query tool in the Azure portal itself using etiher sql authentication or Azure Ad authentication.
The server status is "online" and the trouble-shooter says that it can not find any issues. I have a limit on the billing of the account but have not hit it.
I cant find any way of "restarting" the sql instance or any logs that indicate what might be wrong. I cant raise a support ticket as the troubleshooter suggests that nothing is wrong.
Does anyone have any insight as to what might cause this or what I might try to get it resovled?
Edit: I believe that this is an error code for a Billing issue now - despite the billing appearing fine the subscription is disabled. All of the help articles indicated that code changes were needed to connect reliably but I dont think that is the case.
thanks in advance.
Are you using Key Vault with Azure SQL Database? Make sure permissions to the key vault are properly set.
Another possible reason is the database may be in recovery state. In that case you may have to create a support ticket here.
I'm using Azure Video Analyzer for Media.
When using it, the following error message is always displayed.
"There was a problem connecting to Azure Media Service."
After entering the information specified in Settings, the dialog message displayed "The connection to Azure Media Service was successfully updated."
(The value required for the connection information is obtained from the media service "API Access" of the Azure portal.)
However, the error is not resolved and remains.
Please let me know if there is a way to eliminate this error.
Also, the "caption" function that was displayed in the trial account cannot be used.
Is this due to the connection issue above?
I would appreciate it if you could tell me about the cause and how to solve it.
I'm from Azure Video Analyzer (former known as Video Indexer)
Please make sure after update connection to Azure Media Services you do not delete any secret (application key).
We found a client side issue - after update connection the error still appears (we will solve it ASAP) but after updating connection you can try refresh the page and the error won't appear.
I have been using Rest API from Azure Data factory to scale up and scale down Azure SQL DB.
This was running fine last couple of months. But recently I started getting some intermittent error. Sometimes the rest api from ADF showed below error.
"internalServerError","message: an unexpected error occurred while processing the request"
But when I check the database I found that the database is successfully scaled up / scaled down.
Even though, Azure SQL DB activity log shows an an error related to 'auditIfNotExists' Policy action.
Can anyone help me with this ?
I am using api-version 2017-10-01 ? Is this policy error related api version ? How to decide which api version we need to use ? Is it always latest version to use ?
Or is the error related to something else ?
I'm using a logic app to pull tweets from the native Twitter connector, score the sentiment of the tweet, and then store the result in a table within an Azure SQL Server database. The first two steps work fine, but setting up the connection to the SQL Server is giving me trouble. When I set up the connection, I give it a name and then select the database I want from the available ones shown in my Azure subscription, then provide the username and password. After hitting create it asks for a table name - I click the dropdown and it says "Loading" for a while, then shows this:
"Could not retrieve values. BadGateway"
I can't seem to find any details on this error message in the Microsoft docs, is there any way to resolve this?
Make sure your database server is allowing access to azure services in the firewall. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/sql-database/sql-database-firewall-configure
We are using the SQL Database Sync feature in Azure and whilst it generally works without issues it does occasionally fail. The failures can be due to lost database connections or failures in which the error messages in the Azure Sync Log don't help. I see no way in the Azure portal to set up alerts to email us when a sync fails and I don't see any Azure cmdlets that will return the status of a database sync. Does anyone have any ideas how we can add monitoring to the service?
Thanks!
I did crosspost this later to the msdn forum that user6133663 listed below.
The answer from Xu Ye (who I assume works for MS) was:
You are right. Currently SQL Data Sync did not support API & failure alert. We will keep you update if any update on this.
So, to answer my original question, there is currently no way to monitor the success or failure of a SQL database sync.