Yes, there were some changes. This article was written in the 2013.

Yes, move to the developer version please.

Hahaha. What do you mean? What are you planning to do?

Excellent article. Are you going to write more articles about Hadoop?

I am very interested in PolyBase, SSIS with Hadoop.

A new article about downloading files with the SSIS script task will be published this month.

Did you tried to import the module?

import-module bitstransfer

Azure Cli was the only choice in the past for Linux and Macintosh.

PowerShell for Linux was released few days ago.

What is the size of your file?

I heard that it has a limit of 2 GB due to a 32 bits limitation.

I agree. There is nothing easier than the SQL Agent. There are some alternatives, but they should invent the Azure SQL Agent.

hahahaha. I agree.

You are absolutely right.

Elastic databases and Data Factory are the best options if you want to pay extra in Azure. However if you already have a local SQL Server installed, this option in...

I agree, however, you can use the task scheduler of your Windows OS to automate the tasks.

I believe that Azure SQL will replace the Traditional SQL Servers in the long run. I just wanted to point in this article that having an Azure SQL requires some...

Because in the Warehouse we have a view with sample data for Data Mining and Machine Learning 😀