I don't have access to Azure Managed Instance, but is Transactional Replication available?
Sync new records in Prod to QA in Azure SQL Managed Instance
We have two Azure SQL Managed Instance QA and Prod they are in the same Subscription. Any new records in Prod (minus the identity column) we would like to include it into the QA as we don't want to replicate the table as the Prod has unique identity columns. We just want to append the any new data/records into the Prod (minus the identity column). Link server is not an option for us.
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AmeliaGu-MSFT 13,961 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor
2020-09-21T00:57:08.397+00:00 Hi @KaisMalique-9406,
Please refer to the following articles which might help:
Publish data changes from Azure SQL Managed Instance using transactional replication
Transactional replication with Azure SQL Managed Instance
Best Regards,
Amelia
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Erland Sommarskog 101K Reputation points MVP
2020-09-23T21:22:21.35+00:00 If Transactional Replication is out, I guess ADF is the thing to try next. I did not suggest it of the simple reason I have very little clue about it myself. There is a tag for azure-data-factory, I think you should try there, https://learn.microsoft.com/answers/topics/azure-data-factory.html.
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JRStern 1 Reputation point
2020-09-23T23:04:17.49+00:00 This is very difficult, it is a problem everyone has, and there are no simple solutions.
An alternative approach is to take a fresh copy of production every day and make that available for QA or other development purposes. This is reasonably quick and easy in Azure.
If you want to go further, then you are probably better off coming up with a way to export your QA components to this fresh copy every day, than vice-versa.
J.