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To use SQL Data Compare command line with Azure managed identity databases, you would typically need to:
Ensure you have the necessary permissions and access to the Azure managed identity databases.
Install and configure the SQL Data Compare tool, which is usually part of Redgate's SQL Toolbelt.
Use the Azure CLI or PowerShell to authenticate with your managed identity.
In the command line, you would use the SQL Data Compare command with appropriate parameters, specifying the source and target databases, and including the authentication method for managed identity.
The exact command syntax would depend on your specific setup and the version of SQL Data Compare you're using. It's recommended to consult the official documentation for SQL Data Compare and Azure managed identities for the most up-to-date and accurate information. For those looking to enhance their skills, consider exploring azure administrator associate training.
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To use SQL Data Compare command line with Azure managed identity databases, you would typically need to:
Ensure you have the necessary permissions and access to the Azure managed identity databas...