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# Migrar espacio de trabajo

Migre un espacio de trabajo de Remote Desktop Manager entre destinos compatibles de SQL Server y Azure SQL sin modificar el espacio de trabajo de origen.

Al migrar un espacio de trabajo en Remote Desktop Manager, se borrarán todos los datos del espacio de trabajo de destino, pero el espacio de trabajo de origen permanecerá intacto.

{% hint style="danger" %}
Se recomienda encarecidamente [limpiar](/rdm/es/ribbon-menu-bar/administration.md#clean-up) su espacio de trabajo antes de proceder con la migración.
{% endhint %}

Las combinaciones de espacios de trabajo compatibles son:

* De ***SQL Server*** a ***SQL Server***
* De ***SQL Server*** a ***Azure SQL***

Para iniciar el proceso de migración desde Remote Desktop Manager, haga clic en el botón ***Administración – Migrar espacio de trabajo*** situado en la cinta superior y seleccione el espacio de trabajo de destino.

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Siga las [prácticas recomendadas de Microsoft](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/data-migration/sql-server/overview) para conocer los pasos detallados para migrar un espacio de trabajo SQL local.
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