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165 | | - "In the slide out blade on the right, use the **Subscription** drop down to select the subscription where your Azure SQL Database is located. Then use the **Managed identity** dropdown to select **SQL server**.\n", |
| 165 | + "In the slide out blade on the right, use the **Subscription** drop down to select the subscription where your Azure SQL Database is located. Then use the **Managed identity** dropdown to select **SQL server**. Use the **Select** field to filter the databases by name.\n", |
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| 169 | + "Once you find the database that is using the REST Endpoint Invocation feature from, select it. It then appears as a selected managed identity. Now, click the **Select** button on the bottom left of the blade.\n", |
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| 173 | + "Back on the Add role assignments page, you will see the selected database managed identity. Click the blue **Review + assign** button in the lower left of the page.\n", |
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| 177 | + "On the final page, again click the **Review + assign** button in the lower left of the page.\n", |
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169 | 182 | " , and then check how to grant to right permission on Event Hubs to the Azure SQL Manage Identity, following the instructions here: [Grant permissions to a managed identity in Azure AD](https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/event-hubs/authenticate-managed-identity?tabs=latest#grant-permissions-to-a-managed-identity-in-azure-ad).\n", |
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171 | 184 | "Once that is done you just need to create a Database Scoped Credentials with the string `Managed Identity` as identity and `https://eventhubs.azure.net` as the `resourceid`:" |
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