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Invalid table name
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Jake Watson
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I always get invalid table name when copying a query into azure. I know that it's the correct syntax, because I can query that same table from within azure itself. This occurs with all table names, so I essentially have to rewrite the entire query from scratch just to test changes
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Anonymous2024-03-13T10:33:22.8033333+00:00 Thanks for reaching out to Microsoft Q&A.
The error message clearly states "Invalid object name 'mysql_karapax.received_transactions'". This indicates that Azure cannot recognize the table named "mysql_karapax.received_transactions".
Possible Causes:
- Incorrect Schema: The query snippet uses
[mysql_karapax]before the table name. This might be the schema name. Ensure this schema exists in Azure and the table "received_transactions" resides within it. If unsure about the schema, try omitting it from the query:
SELECT *FROM [received_transactions]- Database Name Mismatch: Double-check that the database name you're using in the query matches the exact name in Azure. Local environments and Azure might have slightly different configurations.
- Case Sensitivity: Azure table names are case-sensitive. Ensure the casing in your copied query precisely matches the actual table name in Azure.
- Azure Portal: As mentioned earlier, try using the Azure portal's built-in query editor. Directly copy and paste your query there to test it without rewriting. This helps isolate the issue to your local environment.
- Verify Credentials: Make sure the connection string or credentials used to connect to the Azure database are valid. Hope this helps. Do let us know if you any further queries.
- Incorrect Schema: The query snippet uses
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Jake Watson 0 Reputation points
2024-03-13T14:37:18.3066667+00:00 As is clearly indicated in my screenshots, there are no syntax errors or problems with case in the table names.
You can see the first query which was copy pasted without modifications into the Azure query editor fails because of not recognizing the table name, whereas the query that was created in the Azure editor from selecting the table > New SQL script runs fine. The names are exactly the same.
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Jake Watson 0 Reputation points
2024-03-13T14:40:44.17+00:00 As my screenshots clearly show. There are no syntax or case errors in the table name. The query which was copied into the Azure editor fails to recognize the table name, whereas the query that was created by selecting the Azure table > New SQL query works. Both names are exactly the same. I've tried many different variations, and nothing works. This seems like an issue on microsofts side.
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Anonymous
2024-03-14T16:05:01.9633333+00:00 @Jake Watson
please check steps :- Cache Clearance:
Clear any query caches in Azure Data Studio or the tool you're using.
If possible, try a different web browser or restart your current one to rule out browser-related cache i ssues.
- New Connection Attempt: Establish a fresh connection to the Azure database to potentially address any connection-related anomalies.
- if issue still persists, please do let us know.
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Jake Watson 0 Reputation points
2024-03-14T18:54:31.6766667+00:00 I've tried all of these things, with the exception of establishing a fresh connection. Can you please clarify how to go about this, or if there are any instructions that I can follow?
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Anonymous
2024-03-15T11:05:35.9266667+00:00 @Jake Watson establishing a fresh connection to your Azure SQL Database might help resolve the issue if the problem lies within the current cached information or temporary configurations. Here's how to establish a fresh connection:
Using SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS):
- Open SSMS: Launch SQL Server Management Studio on your machine.
- Disconnect Existing Connection: If you have an existing connection to the Azure SQL Database, right-click on the server name in the Object Explorer and select Disconnect. Create New Connection:
- Go to File > New > Server Connection.
- Go to File > New > Server Connection.
- In the Server name field, enter the fully qualified server name of your Azure SQL Database server. You can find this information in the Overview page of your Azure SQL Database in the Azure portal.
- Enter your Database name in the corresponding field.
- Provide your User name and Password credentials for accessing the database.
- Click Connect.
Using Azure Data Studio:
- Open Azure Data Studio: Launch Azure Data Studio on your machine.
- Disconnect Existing Connection: If you have an existing connection, right-click on the server name in the Server Explorer and select Disconnect.
Create New Connection:
- Go to View > Servers.
- Click on the + Add Connection** button in the Servers toolbar.
- In the Server field, enter the fully qualified server name of your Azure SQL Database server.
- Enter your Database name.
- Provide your User name and Password credentials.
- Click Connect.
please do let us know if issue persists.
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Anonymous
2024-03-18T12:08:09.6766667+00:00 @Jake Watson We haven’t heard from you on the last response and was just checking back to see if you have a resolution yet. In case if you have any resolution please do share that same with the community as it can be helpful to others. Otherwise, will respond with more details and we will try to help.
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Jake Watson 0 Reputation points
2024-03-18T16:18:57.83+00:00 I'm sorry but I'm not sure where to access the server explorer. Is that this?
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Jake Watson 0 Reputation points
2024-03-18T16:20:12.59+00:00 I'm sorry but I don't know where to find the Server Explorer. Is it this?
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Anonymous
2024-03-19T09:09:47.28+00:00 Checking with internal team on your issue will get back to you soon.
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Anonymous
2024-03-22T04:50:09+00:00 @Jake Watson
Review User Permissions: Consider checking your user permissions in Azure to ensure you have read access to the table.confirm us after the check. if the issue persists.
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