Here’s one way to migrate your SqlServer Database to the Azure platform.
1) Get the SQL Azure Migration Wizard http://sqlazuremw.codeplex.com/
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2) Start the wizard and select SQL Database Migrate option
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3) Select your source database
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4) Choose the objects you wish to migrate (all in my case)
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5) See the results and review the SQL Script if necessary.
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6) Now we need Sql Azure in the cloud for the next part, log into your http://windows.azure.com account (get a 3 month free trial if you don’t have one)
Select your Azure Server and create a new database.
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7) You’ll be prompted to select where you want your server located if you don’t already have one.
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8) Add some rules to your database, you’ll need to do this to allow access for MS Services and Visual Studio
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9) So now that you have a database in the cloud you’ll need to continue with your migration wizard by selecting this database.
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10) That’s pretty much it. Hope these screenshots helps someone out.