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1. Replaced incorrect documentation re: `sqlcmd` in Azure Cloud Shell (which simply doesn't exist in either Bash or PowerShell environments in the Azure Portal). 2. Replaced outdated suggestion to type one's password as a command-line argument (yikes!) with links to current instructions. 3. Replaced suggestion to use `ddl_admin` with advice grounded in the principle-of-least-privilege. 4. I also verified that the section I modified is correct by running it in my production Azure environment.
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Invalid file link: '../azure-sql/database/authentication-microsoft-entra-connect-to-azure-sql'.
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Invalid file link: '../sql/tools/sqlcmd/sqlcmd-authentication'.
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Invalid file link: '../windows-server/administration/windows-commands/command-line-syntax-key'.
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Invalid file link: '../azure/azure-sql/database/authentication-azure-ad-logins'.
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You've pinned this link to a specific version of content with the view parameter. It's recommended not to pin a version unless that version is A) not the default view and B) the context is about that version specifically. To proceed with pinning a version add the &preserve-view=true to the URL. Otherwise, remove the view parameter. URL: ../azure-sql/database/authentication-microsoft-entra-connect-to-azure-sql?view=azuresql#connect-with-ssms-or-ssdt
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You've pinned this link to a specific version of content with the view parameter. It's recommended not to pin a version unless that version is A) not the default view and B) the context is about that version specifically. To proceed with pinning a version add the &preserve-view=true to the URL. Otherwise, remove the view parameter. URL: ../azure/azure-sql/database/authentication-microsoft-entra-create-users-with-nonunique-names?view=azuresql#t-sql-create-loginuser-syntax-for-nonunique-display-names
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You've pinned this link to a specific version of content with the view parameter. It's recommended not to pin a version unless that version is A) not the default view and B) the context is about that version specifically. To proceed with pinning a version add the &preserve-view=true to the URL. Otherwise, remove the view parameter. URL: ../azure/azure-sql/database/authentication-azure-ad-logins?view=azuresql
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Replaced incorrect documentation re:
sqlcmd
in Azure Cloud Shell (which simply doesn't exist in either Bash or PowerShell environments in the Azure Portal).Replaced outdated suggestion to type one's password as a command-line argument (yikes!) with links to current instructions.
Replaced suggestion to use
ddl_admin
with advice grounded in the principle-of-least-privilege.I also verified that the section I modified is correct by running it in my production Azure environment.
It's possible I was a bit too verbose here, so consider this a first-draft.