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> The serverless SQL pool in Azure Synapse Analytics `does not support internal tables. It primarily supports external tables and temporary tables`.
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> For `internal tables,` you would need to use a `dedicated SQL pool` in Synapse Analytics, which allows you to `create and manage internal tables with local storage`.
|**External Tables**| - Reference data stored in external sources like Azure Data Lake Storage, Azure Blob Storage, Azure Cosmos DB, etc. <br> - Data is not physically stored in the SQL pool. <br> - Useful for querying large datasets without loading them into the SQL pool. | - Querying large datasets stored externally. <br> - Performing data analysis on data stored in various formats. |
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|**Temporary Tables**| - Created and used within the scope of a session. <br> - Data is stored temporarily and is dropped when the session ends. <br> - Useful for intermediate data processing and transformations. | - Storing intermediate results during complex queries. <br> - Performing temporary data transformations and aggregations. |
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## Demo
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### Set Up a Synapse Workspace
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1.**Sign in to the Azure Portal**: Go to the Azure Portal and sign in with your Azure account.
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2.**Navigate to Your Synapse Workspace**: In the Azure Portal, search for your Synapse workspace or create a new one if you don't have one.
> For this demo, `we'll be using the same storage account created with the synpase workspace`.
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> `CREATE EXTERNAL DATA SOURCE is not supported in the master database of the serverless` SQL pool. Instead, you `need to create a user database and perform the operations there`.
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1. Create a Container in the Storage Account:
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- Go to the Azure portal and navigate to your storage account.
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- In the left-hand menu, select `Containers`.
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- Click on `+ Container` to create a new container.
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- Enter a name for the container, such as `sample-tables-container`.
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- Set the `Public access level` to your preference (e.g., Private).
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