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 #  Loan Classification using SQL Server 2016 R Services #
 
-Joseph Sirosh, Data Group Corporate Vice President, had shown during his keynote session how customers are able to achieve a scale up of 1 million predictions/sec using SQL Server 2016 R Services. This sample contains all the scripts required to emulate a similar setup using Lending Club data with SQL Server 2016 R Services and an Azure Data Science VM.
+During an Ignite keynote session, we had shown how customers are able to achieve a scale up of 1 million predictions/sec using SQL Server 2016 R Services. This sample contains all the scripts required to emulate a similar setup using Lending Club data with SQL Server 2016 R Services and an Azure Data Science VM.

 **Scripts**
 * 1 - Create Database.sql - Creates the database, tables, stored procedures and other associated database objects required to get this sample going
@@ -38,6 +38,7 @@ REM Copy the backup file, restore the database, create necessary objects and dat
 echo Copying sales database backup file to SQL Master instance...
 %DEBUG% kubectl cp tpcxbb_1gb.bak mssql-master-pool-0:/var/opt/mssql/data -c mssql-server -n %CLUSTER_NAMESPACE% || goto exit

+REM Download and copy the sample backup files
 if /i %AW_WWI_SAMPLES% EQU --install-extra-samples (
    if NOT EXIST AdventureWorks2016_EXT.bak (
        echo Downloading AdventureWorks2016_EXT sample database backup file...
@@ -71,6 +72,10 @@ if /i %AW_WWI_SAMPLES% EQU --install-extra-samples (
 echo Configuring sample database(s)...
 %DEBUG% sqlcmd -S %SQL_MASTER_INSTANCE% -Usa -P%SQL_MASTER_SA_PASSWORD% -i "%STARTUP_PATH%bootstrap-sample-db.sql" -o "bootstrap.out" -I -b -v SA_PASSWORD="%KNOX_PASSWORD%" || goto exit

+REM remove files copied into the pod:
+echo Removing database backup files...
+kubectl exec mssql-master-pool-0 -c mssql-server -i -t -- bash -c "rm -rvf /var/opt/mssql/data/*.bak"
+
 for %%F in (web_clickstreams inventory customer) do (
    if NOT EXIST %%F.csv (
        echo Exporting %%F data...
@@ -78,6 +78,10 @@ echo Configuring sample database...
 export SA_PASSWORD=$KNOX_PASSWORD
 $DEBUG sqlcmd -S $SQL_MASTER_INSTANCE -Usa -P$SQL_MASTER_SA_PASSWORD -I -b < "$STARTUP_PATH/bootstrap-sample-db.sql" > "bootstrap.out" || (echo $ERROR_MESSAGE && exit 2)

+# remove files copied into the pod:
+echo Removing database backup files...
+kubectl exec mssql-master-pool-0 -c mssql-server -i -t -- bash -c "rm -rvf /var/opt/mssql/data/*.bak"
+
 for table in web_clickstreams inventory customer
    do
    echo Exporting $table data...
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+# Data virtualization in SQL Server 2019
+
+***Applies to:*** SQL Server 2019 on Windows only
+
+SQL Server 2019 introduces new ODBC connectors to data sources like SQL Server, Oracle, MongoDB and Teradata. The generic ODBC
+connector can also be used to connect to other data sources like PostgreSQL, MySQL, IBM DB2 or any data source that provides
+an ODBC driver. The ability to use the generic ODBC connector from SQL Server will be available only on Windows platform.
+
+The steps to use the generic ODBC connector are:
+
+1. Install the 64-bit ODBC Driver for the data source (ex: PostgreSQL, MySQL, IBM DB2, SAP HANA) on the SQL Server machine
+1. Installation of the ODBC driver should be done at the system level
+1. Use the Windows Control Panel ODBC applet (odbcad32) to determine the name of the ODBC Driver or refer to the ODBC Driver documentation
+
+## Query data in PostgreSQL from SQL Server
+
+In this example, you are going to create an external table in a SQL Server 2019 instance on Windows over the pg_tables view that sits on a PostgreSQL 11 server. The driver used to connect to the PostgreSQL server was the ***PostgreSQL ODBC Driver(UNICODE)*** driver.
+
+**Before you begin**, you need to have the PostgreSQL instance name and credentials
+
+### Instructions
+
+1. Connect to a SQL Server 2019 Windows instance and database.
+
+1. Modify the parameters in [postgresql/pg_tables.sql](postgresql/pg_tables.sql/).
+
+1. Execute the SQL [postgresql/pg_tables.sql](postgresql/pg_tables.sql/).
+
+## Query data in MySQL from SQL Server
+
+In this example, you are going to create an external table in a SQL Server instance on Windows over the pg_tables view that sits on a MySQL 8.0 server. The driver used to connect to the MySQL server was the ***MySQL 8.0 ODBC Driver Unicode Driver*** driver.
+
+**Before you begin**, you need to have the PostgreSQL instance name and credentials
+
+### Instructions
+
+1. Connect to a SQL Server 2019 Windows instance and database.
+
+1. Modify the parameters in [mysql/mysql_version.sql](mysql/mysql_version.sql/).
+
+1. Execute the SQL [mysql/mysql_version.sql](mysql/mysql_version.sql/).
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+-- Create database scoped credential to connect to MySQL server
+-- Provide appropriate credentials to MySQL server in below statement.
+-- If you are using SQL Server Management Studio then you can replace the parameters using
+-- the Query menu, and "Specify Values for Template Parameters" option.
+IF NOT EXISTS(SELECT * FROM sys.database_scoped_credentials WHERE name = 'MySQL80-user')
+  CREATE DATABASE SCOPED CREDENTIAL [MySQL80-user]
+  WITH IDENTITY = 'mssql-user'
+  , SECRET = 'sql19tw0mysql';
+
+-- Create external data source that points to MySQL server
+-- The tokens '%u' and '%p' is used to reference the credential information.
+--
+IF NOT EXISTS(SELECT * FROM sys.external_data_sources WHERE name = 'MySQL80')
+    CREATE EXTERNAL DATA SOURCE MySQL80
+    WITH (LOCATION = 'odbc://uc-win19-vm.redmond.corp.microsoft.com'
+    , CONNECTION_OPTIONS = 'Driver={MySQL 8.0 ODBC Driver Unicode Driver};User name=%u;Passwword=%p'
+    , CREDENTIAL = [MySQL80-user]);
+
+-- Create external table over inventory table on MySQL server
+--
+IF NOT EXISTS(SELECT * FROM sys.external_tables WHERE name = 'mysql_version')
+    CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE mysql_version
+	(
+	[sys_version] NVARCHAR(5) NOT NULL,
+	[mysql_version] NVARCHAR(6) NOT NULL
+	)
+    WITH (LOCATION = 'sys.version', DATA_SOURCE = MySQL80);
+
+SELECT * FROM mysql_version;
+
+/*
+IF NOT EXISTS(SELECT * FROM sys.external_tables WHERE name = 'mysql_tables')
+    CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE mysql_tables
+    (
+		TABLE_CATALOG	nvarchar(64),	
+		TABLE_SCHEMA	nvarchar(64),		
+		TABLE_NAME	nvarchar(64),	
+		TABLE_TYPE	nvarchar(64),		
+		ENGINE	nvarchar(64),		
+		VERSION	smallint,			
+		ROW_FORMAT	nvarchar(64),		
+		TABLE_ROWS	bigint,
+		AVG_ROW_LENGTH	bigint,			
+		DATA_LENGTH	bigint,			
+		MAX_DATA_LENGTH	bigint,			
+		INDEX_LENGTH	bigint,			
+		DATA_FREE	bigint,			
+		AUTO_INCREMENT	bigint,			
+		CREATE_TIME	datetime2,		
+		UPDATE_TIME	datetime2,
+		CHECK_TIME	datetime2,
+		TABLE_COLLATION	nvarchar(64),
+		CHECKSUM	bigint,
+		CREATE_OPTIONS	nvarchar(256),
+		TABLE_COMMENT	nvarchar(256)
+    )
+    WITH (LOCATION = 'information_schema.tables', DATA_SOURCE = MySQL80);
+
+SELECT * FROM mysql_tables;
+*/
+-- Cleanup
+/*
+DROP EXTERNAL TABLE mysql_tables
+DROP EXTERNAL DATA SOURCE MySQL80
+DROP DATABASE SCOPED CREDENTIAL [MySQL80-user]
+*/
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+-- Create database scoped credential to connect to PostgreSQL server
+-- Provide appropriate credentials to PostgreSQL server in below statement.
+-- If you are using SQL Server Management Studio then you can replace the parameters using
+-- the Query menu, and "Specify Values for Template Parameters" option.
+IF NOT EXISTS(SELECT * FROM sys.database_scoped_credentials WHERE name = 'PostgreSQL11-user')
+  CREATE DATABASE SCOPED CREDENTIAL [PostgreSQL11-user]
+  WITH IDENTITY = '<postgres_user,nvarchar(100),mssql-user>'
+  , SECRET = '<postgres_user_password,nvarchar(100),sql19tw0postgresql>';
+
+-- Create external data source that points to PostgreSQL server
+-- The tokens '%u' and '%p' is used to reference the credential information.
+--
+IF NOT EXISTS(SELECT * FROM sys.external_data_sources WHERE name = 'PostgreSQL11')
+    CREATE EXTERNAL DATA SOURCE PostgreSQL11
+    WITH (LOCATION = 'odbc://<postgres_server,nvarchar(100),postgres-server-name>'
+    , CONNECTION_OPTIONS = 'Driver={PostgreSQL ODBC Driver(UNICODE)};User name=%u;Passwword=%p'
+    , CREDENTIAL = [PostgreSQL11-user]);
+
+-- Create external table over inventory table on PostgreSQL server
+--
+IF NOT EXISTS(SELECT * FROM sys.external_tables WHERE name = 'pg_tables')
+    CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE pg_tables
+    (
+        schemaname nvarchar(128) not null,
+        tablename nvarchar(128) not null,
+        tableowner nvarchar(128) not null,
+        tablespace nvarchar(128) not null,
+        hasindexes nvarchar(5) not null,
+        hasrules nvarchar(5) not null,
+        hastriggers nvarchar(5) not null,
+        rowsecurity nvarchar(5) not null
+    )
+    WITH (LOCATION = 'postgres.pg_catalog.pg_tables', DATA_SOURCE = PostgreSQL11);
+
+SELECT * FROM pg_tables;
+
+-- Cleanup
+/*
+DROP EXTERNAL TABLE pg_tables
+DROP EXTERNAL DATA SOURCE PostgreSQL11
+DROP DATABASE SCOPED CREDENTIAL [PostgreSQL11-user]
+*/
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 # Initialize a kubernetes cluster on the current node.
 #
-KUBE_VERSION=1.13.4
+KUBE_VERSION=1.14.0
 sudo kubeadm init --pod-network-cidr=10.244.0.0/16 --kubernetes-version=$KUBE_VERSION
 mkdir -p $HOME/.kube
 sudo cp -i /etc/kubernetes/admin.conf $HOME/.kube/config
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ cat <<EOF >/etc/apt/sources.list.d/kubernetes.list
 deb http://apt.kubernetes.io/ kubernetes-xenial main
 EOF

-KUBE_DPKG_VERSION=1.13.4-00
+KUBE_DPKG_VERSION=1.14.0-00
 apt-get update
 apt-get install -y ebtables ethtool
 apt-get install -y docker.io