Microsoft Previews Copilot in Azure SQL Database
Microsoft has announced a private preview of Copilot in Azure SQL Database, reports Paul Krill. The AI assistant offers “natural language to SQL conversion, along with self-help for database administration.”
“Copilot in Azure SQL Database enables the Azure portal query editor to translate natural language queries to SQL, making database interactions more intuitive,” Microsoft said.
“Plus, Azure Copilot integration adds Azure SQL Database skills into Microsoft Copilot for Azure, providing self-guided assistance that enables users to manage databases and solve issues independently,” Krill says.
Learn more at InfoWorld.
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