Databases do not have forms. Forms are provided by applications. To help you understand how they fit together you can try Microsoft Access; it will help you become familiar with the technology. An Access database does have forms and queries as well as tables so that can make things confusing but generally speaking forms are considered to be separate from databases.
There are many database systems; SQL Server is one of them. In Azure you can have one or more SQL Server databases and a beginner like you can consider a SQL Server database in Azure to be the same as a SQL Server database in your local computer. In Azure however there are very many other things you can have.
You need to learn better what your needs are. To get better help in a forum such as this you need to be able to explain your needs better. There are many ways you can create forms to be used with a database. The best solution for someone else might be lousy for you. Do you need to provide something for use only within an organization that is connected by a local network? Or do you need to provide something for use only by personnel of an organization but accessible over the internet? There are many possibilities. The most important thing for you to do is to determine your requirements and you do not need to be technical to do that.