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SQL Azure : Managing Your Azure Projects

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Now you're getting to the meat of Azure. After reading all the information in the last two chapters, and working through setup and activation in this chapter, the time has come to start getting your hands dirty. From here on out, it's hands-on.

To access your SQL Azure Portal projects, go to https://sql.azure.com/. Your browser displays the SQL Azure Summary page, which shows all your SQL Azure projects. The page lists each project's name (which you created during the activation process) and the account and service administrators, as shown in Figure 2.

The projects listed on the Summary page are those you've created or those you've been given access to via the account administrator. At this point, you can't do much; but you'll fix that in the following sections as you walk you through administering your SQL Azure server.

Figure 2. SQL Azure Summary page
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