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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ The use of the SQL VM resource provider requires the SQL Server IaaS extension.
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## Change the license for VMs already registered with the resource provider
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- # [ Azure portal ] ( #tab/azure-portal )
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+ # [ Portal ] ( #tab/azure-portal )
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[ !INCLUDE [ windows-virtual-machines-sql-use-new-management-blade] ( ../../../../includes/windows-virtual-machines-sql-new-resource.md )]
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![ Azure Hybrid Benefit in the portal] ( media/virtual-machines-windows-sql-ahb/ahb-in-portal.png )
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- # [ Azure CLI] ( #tab/bash )
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+ # [ Azure CLI] ( #tab/azure-cli )
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You can use the Azure CLI to change your license model.
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az sql vm update -n <VMName> -g <ResourceGroupName> --license-type PAYG
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```
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- # [ PowerShell] ( #tab/powershell )
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+ # [ PowerShell] ( #tab/azure- powershell )
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You can use PowerShell to change your license model.
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The following code snippet switches your pay-as-you-go license model to bring-your-own-license (or using Azure Hybrid Benefit):
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