Open coppercosmo opened 3 years ago
@coppercosmo Current I think you had to compose the connection string by yourself, using endpoint, username, password etc.
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Query/Question Is there a way to get Sql Database connection strings with the SDK? I see that I can get SQL Server Keys with the SDK, but I'm not seeing any properties or methods that would get me the SQL DB connection string. Is this only available through the portal?
Environment:
dotnet --info
output for .NET Core projects): [.NET Core 3.1]