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    There are several ways to connect to an Azure SQL database, including using SQL Server Management Studio with Transact-SQL commands or Azure Active Directory authentication with multifactor authentication. While allowing all inbound traffic by executing a T-SQL command provides access, it is not recommended for security. Instead, using a VPN or authenticated web service with only direct access to the SQL server or leveraging Transparent Data Encryption, Dynamic Data Masking, and Threat Detection can improve security.

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    There are several ways to connect to an Azure SQL database, including using SQL Server Management Studio with Transact-SQL commands or Azure Active Directory authentication with multifactor authentication. While allowing all inbound traffic by executing a T-SQL command provides access, it is not recommended for security. Instead, using a VPN or authenticated web service with only direct access to the SQL server or leveraging Transparent Data Encryption, Dynamic Data Masking, and Threat Detection can improve security.

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    There are several ways to connect to an Azure SQL Server from anywhere.

    One way
    is to use SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) to connect to your Azure SQL
    Database and run some Transact-SQL (T-SQL) commands1. You can also use Azure
    Active Directory authentication with MFA1. Another way is to allow all inbound
    traffic to your Azure SQL Database using the following T-SQL command: EXECUTE
    2
    sp_set_database_firewall_rule N'Allow Azure', '0.0.0.0', '255.255.255.255' .
    This will allow all IP addresses to access your database, but it is not recommended
    from a security perspective2. Instead, you can use a VPN or a web service that
    authenticates and only the service has direct access to the SQL server2. You can also
    use built-in Azure SQL Database security features such as Transparent Data
    Encryption (TDE), Dynamic Data Masking, and Threat Detection to improve
    security2.

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