As per the requirement – Source Oracle Netsuite Database – will have its integration platform that can POST this data. Which needs to be saved in an Azure SQL database.
So as you can see the POST is being done to a Logic App which will be storing this in an Azure SQL Database.
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Content-Type –
application/json
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Create a Logic App
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Choose the Appropriate SQL Connection
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Insert Row
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Respond Success if Status Code is 200
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You can see it getting stored in Azure SQL Database, You need to install SQL Management Studio and Create the Tables, I just imported the tables using a plain text file.
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Import tables Columns using Flat File
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