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This PowerShell Workflow runbook outputs the number of records specified in a SQL Server database table.

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How to use a SQL Command in an Azure Automation Runbook

Description

 This PowerShell Workflow runbook demonstrates how to communicate with a SQL Server. Specifically, this runbook outputs the number of records in the specified SQL Server database table.

Requirements

Before running this runbook, make sure the following components are available:

  • SQL Server that allows incoming connections from Azure services
  • Automation Credential Asset with credentials for the SQL Server to be accessed

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Note: TechNet gallery is retiring! This script was migrated from TechNet script center to GitHub by Microsoft Azure Automation product group.

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This PowerShell Workflow runbook outputs the number of records specified in a SQL Server database table.

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