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# Datenquelle migrieren

Migrieren Sie eine Remote Desktop Manager-Datenquelle zwischen unterstützten SQL Server- und Azure SQL-Zielen, ohne die Quell-Datenquelle zu verändern.

Beim Migrieren einer Datenquelle in Remote Desktop Manager werden alle Daten in der Ziel-Datenquelle gelöscht, die Quell-Datenquelle bleibt jedoch unverändert.

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Es wird dringend empfohlen, Ihre Datenquelle vor der Migration zu [bereinigen](/rdm/de/ribbon-menu-bar/administration.md#clean-up).
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Die unterstützten Datenquellen-Kombinationen sind:

* ***SQL Server*** zu ***SQL Server***
* ***SQL Server*** zu ***Azure SQL***

Um den Migrationsprozess auf der Seite von Remote Desktop Manager zu starten, klicken Sie auf die Schaltfläche ***Administration – Datenquelle migrieren*** im oberen Menüband und wählen Sie die Ziel-Datenquelle aus.

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Folgen Sie den [Best Practices von Microsoft](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/data-migration/sql-server/overview) für die detaillierten Schritte zur Migration einer lokalen SQL-Datenquelle.
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