In this episode we use the Ethereum Logic App connector to generate contracts based on transactions occurring in a SQL database. Once we've created the contract, we update the SQL database with contract details like contract address on the ledger. Additional details and sample code are available here.  Follow @CH9  Follow @MSFTBlockchain

In this episode we use the Ethereum Logic App connector to generate contracts based on transactions occurring in a SQL database. Once we've created the contract, we update the SQL database with contract details like contract address on the ledger. Additional details and sample code are available here. Follow @CH9 Follow @MSFTBlockchain

Using Ethereum Logic Apps to monitor SQL server databases

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Using Ethereum Logic Apps to monitor SQL server databases

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