While Business Central is a cloud-first service, many customers who need to run their workloads fully on-premises or on the intelligent edge connected to the cloud can also have access to the scenarios such as KPI that are based on machine learning or the data you have in Power BI.
To stay on-premise or to move your data completely on cloud is totally your decision. But, if you are interested in the cloud experience then we are here to guide you.
When you move your data from locally deployed Business Central to the cloud, as a result, your data is replicated to the cloud for an intelligent cloud scenario.
Server={SQL Server Name};Database={Database Name};User Id={SQL Server Authenticated UserName};Password={SQL Server Authenticated Password};
Server=SERVER01\SQLSERVER2016; Database=Base DB BC Spring 2019 Build 29530 Cloud;User Id=sa;Password=xxxx;
This process would replicate data from Business Central On-Premises to Business Central On Cloud.
Now we have created a simple Extension extending Item Table and created a new Custom Table in On-Premises Environment. We have a sample data for same in On-Premises Environment.
We have installed the same Extension created above in Business Central On Cloud Environment.
Now as the same Extension is installed in Business Central On-Premises and Business Central On Cloud, this process would replicate data for the same.
This is it! You have successfully migrated your data to Cloud. If you still have the questions or confusion then feel free to reach out to us at sales@intech-systems.com
*This blog was originally posted here.
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