Can an application connect to databases from on-premise SQL Server Instance and Azure SQL together?

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Can a single application connect to two different databases each of which is in different Instances. One instance has on-premise deployment, the other one is Azure SQL(not SQL in Azure VM). So basically is it possible for an application to access data from both Instances?






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  • By "application" do you mean some sort of executable file or web application?
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  • If the answer will differ for each one then both.
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Can a single application connect to two different databases each of which is in different Instances. One instance has on-premise deployment, the other one is Azure SQL(not SQL in Azure VM). So basically is it possible for an application to access data from both Instances?






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  • By "application" do you mean some sort of executable file or web application?
    – McNets
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  • If the answer will differ for each one then both.
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Can a single application connect to two different databases each of which is in different Instances. One instance has on-premise deployment, the other one is Azure SQL(not SQL in Azure VM). So basically is it possible for an application to access data from both Instances?






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Can a single application connect to two different databases each of which is in different Instances. One instance has on-premise deployment, the other one is Azure SQL(not SQL in Azure VM). So basically is it possible for an application to access data from both Instances?






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  • By "application" do you mean some sort of executable file or web application?
    – McNets
    1 hour ago










  • If the answer will differ for each one then both.
    – Eleonora Grigoryan
    1 hour ago
















  • By "application" do you mean some sort of executable file or web application?
    – McNets
    1 hour ago










  • If the answer will differ for each one then both.
    – Eleonora Grigoryan
    1 hour ago















By "application" do you mean some sort of executable file or web application?
– McNets
1 hour ago




By "application" do you mean some sort of executable file or web application?
– McNets
1 hour ago












If the answer will differ for each one then both.
– Eleonora Grigoryan
1 hour ago




If the answer will differ for each one then both.
– Eleonora Grigoryan
1 hour ago










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Yes, you can use so many connections you need.



For instance, if you're programming for .Net framework simply instantiate two or more SqlConnection class and set up the ConnectionString property according the DB you are trying to access.



You can find some examples about ConnectionString's here.



And MS Docs about Azure ConnectionString's here.






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    Yes, you can use so many connections you need.



    For instance, if you're programming for .Net framework simply instantiate two or more SqlConnection class and set up the ConnectionString property according the DB you are trying to access.



    You can find some examples about ConnectionString's here.



    And MS Docs about Azure ConnectionString's here.






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      Yes, you can use so many connections you need.



      For instance, if you're programming for .Net framework simply instantiate two or more SqlConnection class and set up the ConnectionString property according the DB you are trying to access.



      You can find some examples about ConnectionString's here.



      And MS Docs about Azure ConnectionString's here.






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        Yes, you can use so many connections you need.



        For instance, if you're programming for .Net framework simply instantiate two or more SqlConnection class and set up the ConnectionString property according the DB you are trying to access.



        You can find some examples about ConnectionString's here.



        And MS Docs about Azure ConnectionString's here.






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        Yes, you can use so many connections you need.



        For instance, if you're programming for .Net framework simply instantiate two or more SqlConnection class and set up the ConnectionString property according the DB you are trying to access.



        You can find some examples about ConnectionString's here.



        And MS Docs about Azure ConnectionString's here.







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