Answer is YNN
1. Azure SQL Managed support cross-DB queries three-part name queries
2. Elastic pools are used to manage and scale multiple databases with varying workloads on Azure SQL Database, not SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines.
3. SQL DB Supported on both Physical & VMs (Not Azure SQL)
2. The databases in an elastic pool are on a single server and share a set number of resources
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-sql/database/elastic-pool-overview?view=azuresql
Yes: Azure SQL Managed Instance allows hosting multiple databases within the same instance. Cross-database queries are supported, enabling seamless data access between databases within the same managed instance.
No: Elastic pools are used in Azure SQL Database to share resources across multiple databases, not across SQL Server instances on Azure VMs. Azure VMs do not use elastic pools.
No: Azure SQL Database is highly compatible with SQL Server but not fully compatible. Some SQL Server features, such as SQL Server Agent and cross-database transactions, are not supported in Azure SQL Database. Full compatibility is achieved with Azure SQL Managed Instance, not Azure SQL Database.
Answer is YNN
1. Azure SQL Managed Instances support multiple databases, and cross-database queries are possible within the instance.
2. Elastic pools in Azure SQL are used to share resources across multiple Azure SQL databases, but not across SQL Server instances on Azure Virtual Machines.
3. Azure SQL Database is a managed platform-as-a-service (PaaS) offering that doesn't have full compatibility with on-premises or virtualized SQL Server instances due to some differences in features and capabilities.
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