Start here to find everything you need to develop cloud applications using SQL Azure Database.
To write applications for SQL Azure, you can use any of the Microsoft .NET Framework programming languages: Microsoft Visual Basic, Microsoft Visual C#, or Microsoft Visual C++. You can also use the ADO.NET data provider for SQL Server, the SQL Server 2008 Native Client ODBC driver, and the SQL Server 2008 Driver for PHP version 1.1. In addition, SQL Azure allows developers to use a subset of the SQL Server existing query language Transact-SQL to query a database and to insert, update, and delete data in tables in a database.


Jeff Currier
Jeff Currier is a Senior Development Lead on the SQL Azure team. He’s worked at Microsoft for a number of years on projects from WinFS to the most recent SQL Azure.
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Zach Owens
Zach Owens is a Technical Evangelist focused on enabling early adoption of Microsoft data platform technologies including SQL Azure.
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David Robinson
David Robinson is a Senior Program Manager on the SQL Azure team. David is responsible for a multitude of things including driving product features, code samples, and most importantly demonstrating to customers the value that SQL Azure and cloud computing provides.
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