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fixed image for sql pools (synapse provisioned)
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1. Open SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).
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1. In the **Connect to Server** dialog box, fill in the fields and then select **Connect**:
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* **Server name**: Enter the **server name** previously identified.
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* **Authentication**: Choose an authentication type, such as **SQL Server Authentication** or **Active Directory Integrated Authentication**.
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* **User Name** and **Password**: Enter your user name and password if SQL Server Authentication was selected above.
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1. Expand your Azure SQL Server in **Object Explorer**. You can view the databases associated with the server, such as the sample AdventureWorksDW database. You can expand the database to see the tables:
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### SQL on-demand (preview)
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1. Right-click your database in SQL Server Object Explorer.
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2. Select **New Query**. A new query window opens.
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3. Copy this T-SQL query into the query window:
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```sql
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SELECT COUNT(*) FROM dbo.FactInternetSales;
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```
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4. Run the query. To do this, click `Execute` or use the following shortcut: `F5`.
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5. Look at the query results. In this example, the FactInternetSales table has 60398 rows.
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### SQL on-demand
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