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# Migrer l'espace de travail

Migrez un espace de travail Remote Desktop Manager entre des destinations SQL Server et Azure SQL prises en charge sans modifier l'espace de travail source.

Lors de la migration d'un espace de travail dans Remote Desktop Manager, toutes les données de l'espace de travail de destination seront effacées, mais l'espace de travail source restera intact.

{% hint style="danger" %}
Il est fortement recommandé de [nettoyer](/rdm/fr/ribbon-menu-bar/administration.md#clean-up) votre espace de travail avant de procéder à la migration.
{% endhint %}

Les combinaisons d'espaces de travail prises en charge sont :

* ***SQL Server*** vers ***SQL Server***
* ***SQL Server*** vers ***Azure SQL***

Pour démarrer le processus de migration du côté de Remote Desktop Manager, cliquez sur le bouton ***Administration – Migrer l'espace de travail*** situé dans le ruban supérieur, et sélectionnez l'espace de travail de destination.

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Suivez les [meilleures pratiques de Microsoft](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/data-migration/sql-server/overview) pour les étapes détaillées de la migration d'un espace de travail SQL local.
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