Executing Azure SQL DML statements from Azure ML [closed] - azure

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Is it possible to run the azure sql DML statements (update or delete) from Azure machine learning studio. Please help!

Currently no. There is no odbc driver in the container.
If you provide some more details about what you want to delete maybe I can offer a workaround.
But to update a Db... You could use execute python to send an event to an event hub(in a service bus). Then connect to that event hub via stream analytics. There you can set the azure SQL Db as an output port to update your row.
Let me know if you need more details about any step.

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How know if Azure SQL Database in portal is SQL Databases or SQL Managment instances or SQL Virtual Machine [closed]

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How know if Database in Sql server is "SQL Databases" or "SQL Managment instances" or "SQL Virtual Machine"?
Because I need to have a plan to upgrade but I dont know how determinate what type is.

Can I create AWS Quicksight dashboard programmatically? [closed]

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I want to create the dashboard dynamically using dynamic MySQL query. Is it possible?
Your title asks if you can create a QuickSight dashboard programmatically. The answer is no. The only QuickSight APIs are for managing Users and Groups.
Your question then asks if you can use Dynamic MySQL queries. Using a SQL Query - Amazon QuickSight says:
When creating a new data set based on a direct query to a database, you can choose an existing SQL query or create a new SQL query.
That might be what you seek.

Which is better and why to store web application logs , Application Insights or Azure table storage? Please suggest [closed]

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I want to store application exception logs, which option is better app insights or table storage.
Based on the minimal amount of information you're providing:
Application Insights is the more mature solution. You get lots of stuff you would have to build yourself for Exception data in Table Storage. This includes stuff like reporting, trends, correlation, alerting and whatnot.
Have a look over here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/application-insights/app-insights-asp-net-exceptions.
The document is about a web application, but you can store information from all types of applications in Azure. For this, also see TelemetryClient.TrackException

Can I get all the documents from documentdb in azure functions without specifying their id's? [closed]

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I want to get all the documents from Azure documentDB in Azure Function. Is it possible ? I am using Node.js. If it is possible then how can I do it ?
Unfortunately, our DocumentDB input binding only supports binding to a single document by ID. We have an issue tracking in our repo here to add support for allowing binding to multiple items, as well as supporting queries.
Feel free to chime in on that issue with more details on your scenarios. Thanks :) I agree with you that we should improve this ASAP.

Is it possible to setup a web app in Azure that connects to multilple on-premise databases? [closed]

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I would like to setup an Azure web app that connects to different on-premise databases (same schema). These databases are in no way related to each other. Is this possible?
Yes, you want to use Hybrid Connections. See this article for how to set them up: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/integration-hybrid-connection-create-manage/
You'll still have to set up some kind of programmatic way of choosing which connection to use. You'd have to expand upon your scenario for me if you need more advice.

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