Trigger SQL Views Instantly with Logic App Standard and the Built-in SQL Connector

Using Logic App Standard to Trigger SQL Views
Introduction
This blog post provides information on how to use Logic App Standard to trigger SQL Views. It will review the process of connecting to a SQL server, deploying a Logic App, and setting up a trigger to fire off a query against a view. It will also provide an example of how to use the Logic App to process the data from the view.

Connecting to a SQL Server
The first step to using Logic App Standard to trigger a SQL view is to connect to a SQL server. This can be done through the Azure Portal, where you can select the ‘SQL Server’ resource type and create a new server. Once the server has been created, you can connect to it using the SQL Server Management Studio tool.

Deploying a Logic App
Once you have connected to the SQL server, you can deploy a Logic App to the server. This can be done through the ‘Logic Apps’ resource type in the Azure Portal. Once the Logic App has been created, you can configure it to trigger a query against a view.

Setting up a Trigger
Once the Logic App has been deployed, you can set up a trigger to fire off a query against a view. This can be done through the ‘Trigger’ menu in the Logic App designer. You can select the ‘SQL Server’ connector and choose the view you want to query. You can then configure the trigger to run when certain conditions are met, such as when a new row is inserted into the view.

Processing the Data
Once the trigger has been configured, you can use the Logic App to process the data from the view. This can be done by adding ‘Actions’ to the Logic App. These actions can be used to perform operations on the data, such as sending an email alert or storing the data in a storage account.

Conclusion
Using Logic App Standard to trigger SQL views is a powerful and efficient way to query data. It can provide a convenient way to process data from a view and automate tasks. The steps outlined in this blog post provide a comprehensive guide on how to use Logic App Standard to trigger SQL views.
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Trigger SQL Views with Logic App Standard with the built-in SQL Connector
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