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How can I go about copying a table from a local SQL database to an Azure SQL database nightly? Maybe I should use SSIS packages?

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  • one more approach with out using any technologies or spending time in configuration is to use Linked servers.. Commented Jun 13, 2017 at 13:11

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Options (in rough order of preference):

  • SQL Server Transactional Replication
  • SSIS
  • Azure Data Factory (especially for simple table copies)
  • SQL Server Snapshot Replication
  • Linked Server (INSERTs will be row-by-row)
  • Azure Data Sync (still in preview)
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No Data Factory with Gateway?
@wBob I Added it to the list.
lol thanks @DavidBrowne. It seems like a decent candidate given Azure SQL DB is involved.
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Looks like a good job for Azure SQL Data Sync.

I won't copy paste the article here, but the main steps are:

Step 1 - Create sync group
Step 2 - Add sync members
Step 3 - Configure sync group (here you can choose tables)

The link I've provided has the details

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i used SSIS was the quickest way in the end, doing a data task

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