Microsoft adds new SQL database tools to Azure platform
Microsoft has announced a new Azure service intended to help firms manage on-premise SQL server databases more effectively
Microsoft has added a range of new tools to the Azure cloud database in a bid to help companies improve the way they manage on-premise SQL databases and, in the process, make it easier in future to migrate...
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