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As I understand, Azure SQL Data Sync is failing for you and logs have no hint.
You can check below:
- Changes in Table Structure: If a change has been made to the structure of the table, such as modifying the data type of a column or changing its name, synchronization may fail if the column definition no longer matches between the synchronized databases.
- Incorrect ColumnMapping: Synchronization between databases uses column mappings to ensure proper data correspondence. If the structure of a table is changed and the column mapping is not updated accordingly.
Refer to Troubleshooting guide for Data Sync and Sync Agent here:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-sql/database/sql-data-sync-troubleshoot?view=azuresql
Unfortunately, Data Sync issues beyond the troubleshooting guide cannot be triaged remotely.
I would recommend you reach out to Azure Support so that an engineer can work with you and determine the exact problem.
Thanks