Help Center/ Data Replication Service/ Best Practices/ Real-Time Synchronization/ From Azure SQL DB to RDS for SQL Server/ Synchronizing Changes to the Destination Database After the Source Database Structure Changes
Updated on 2026-10-26 GMT+08:00
Synchronizing Changes to the Destination Database After the Source Database Structure Changes
- Adding or Deleting Data Tables, Stored Procedures, Views, and Synonyms at the Source End (Simulating Object Changes)
- Exporting the Changed DAC Package File from the Source Database
- Deploying the Exported DAC Package File on the Destination End
- Using DRS to Synchronize Data After Table Structure Changes by Adding or Deleting Tables
Parent topic: From Azure SQL DB to RDS for SQL Server
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