If you try to create a flow with two different queries that both have their own Azure SQL node, only a random one works. This is quite obviously not what one would expect to see. This is also fairly trivial to fix: just move all the variables (dbAddress, dbName, username, pass, node...) from main function to the scope of AzureSQL.
If you try to create a flow with two different queries that both have their own Azure SQL node, only a random one works. This is quite obviously not what one would expect to see. This is also fairly trivial to fix: just move all the variables (dbAddress, dbName, username, pass, node...) from main function to the scope of AzureSQL.