Keyed records upsert
Issues and pull requests merge on ID.
Sync GitHub to Azure SQL
Replicate GitHub into Azure SQL with Polytomic so repository activity is queryable in T-SQL. Keyed records like issues and pull requests upsert on their primary key, while unkeyed event style data is appended rather than merged.
Sync GitHub to Azure SQL with Polytomic
Event data appends
Unkeyed rows accumulate rather than merge.
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Step-by-step integration guide
Follow these simple steps to connect GitHub with Azure SQL in minutes
Connect GitHub
Connect Azure SQL
Create sync
Enable sync
1
Connect GitHub in Polytomic
Connect GitHub to Polytomic with OAuth, then select the repositories you want to sync.
2
Connect Azure SQL in Polytomic
Connect Azure SQL to Polytomic with server, database, and SQL authentication credentials.
3
Create a sync between GitHub and Azure SQL
Sync data from GitHub to Azure SQL. Choose the source data and destination objects for the direction you need.
4
Map fields and enable the sync
Map the fields, choose the sync schedule and behavior, then save and enable the sync.
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