communication on TCP port 1433. You must have at least one firewall rule before you can connection to Azure SQL Database. To manage the Firewall Rule settings, control-click your Azure SQL Database connection connection in the Navigation pane and select SQL Azure Firewall Rules. Add a new rule by providing an IP address range. Testing Account Navicat provides evaluated accounts for testing purpose. MySQL  Click OK. Mapped Field You can create a new field populated with the results of applying a mapping rule on every value in the source field. 1. In the bottom data grid, select a field and click -> Mapped

communication on TCP port 1433. You must have at least one firewall rule before you can connection to Azure SQL Database. To manage the Firewall Rule settings, right-click your Azure SQL Database connection in in the Navigation pane and select SQL Azure Firewall Rules. Add a new rule by providing an IP address range. Testing Account Navicat provides evaluated accounts for testing purpose. MySQL  Host: Click OK. Mapped Field You can create a new field populated with the results of applying a mapping rule on every value in the source field. 1. In the bottom data grid, select a field and click New Custom

communication on TCP port 1433. You must have at least one firewall rule before you can connection to Azure SQL Database. To manage the Firewall Rule settings, right-click your Azure SQL Database connection in in the Navigation pane and select SQL Azure Firewall Rules. Add a new rule by providing an IP address range. Testing Account Navicat provides evaluated accounts for testing purpose. MySQL  Host: Click OK. Mapped Field You can create a new field populated with the results of applying a mapping rule on every value in the source field. 1. In the bottom data grid, select a field and click New Custom

Click OK. Mapped Field You can create a new field populated with the results of applying a mapping rule on every value in the source field. 1. In the bottom data grid, select a field and click New Custom started. 2. In the pop-up window, enter the Target Field Name. 3. Click Add to create a new mapping rule. 4. Enable the Compare source values with case sensitive option if necessary. 5. Choose the action

Click OK. Mapped Field You can create a new field populated with the results of applying a mapping rule on every value in the source field. 1. In the bottom data grid, select a field and click New Custom started. 2. In the pop-up window, enter the Target Field Name. 3. Click Add to create a new mapping rule. 4. Enable the Compare source values with case sensitive option if necessary. 5. Choose the action

Click OK. Mapped Field You can create a new field populated with the results of applying a mapping rule on every value in the source field. 1. In the bottom data grid, select a field and click -> Mapped started. 2. In the pop-up window, enter the Target Field Name. 3. Click Add to create a new mapping rule. 4. Enable the Compare source values with case sensitive option if necessary. 5. Choose the action