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Retrieve existing SQL Server migration assessment data from Azure Resource Graph using required instance-level and database-level queries.
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- microsoft/microsoft-sqledited, first seen Oct 13, 2026
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- Distinctive: line 11
Use for existing Azure SQL Server assessment, readiness, blocker, SKU, and cost data.
- Distinctive: line 18
Use ARM resource identification.
- Very specific: line 32
Use references/response-schema.md.
- Very specific: line 35
If assessment data or assessmentUploadTime is missing, state that no migration assessment data is available and identify likely causes: it …
- Distinctive: line 42
Use assessment output to render the combined readiness and SKU recommendation.
- Very specific: line 53
Every NotReady result has a cause or data-gap note.
- Distinctive: line 58
Use ARG as the assessment read transport.
- Distinctive: line 63
Follow the output template exactly.
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Get Migration Assessment
When to Use
Use for existing Azure SQL Server assessment, readiness, blocker, SKU, and cost data. This skill does not trigger a new assessment.
Workflow
Step 1: Resolve Inputs
Use ARM resource identification. Reuse identifiers already in context. Confirm a defaulted subscription by display name and ID.
Step 2: Query Instance Data
Build and execute the instance query from references/arg-queries.md.
Step 3: Query Database Data
Build and execute the database query from references/arg-queries.md for every
returned instance.
Step 4: Interpret Results
Use references/response-schema.md. For every NotReady target, identify the
server or database blocker. If blocker details are unavailable, report a data gap.
If assessment data or assessmentUploadTime is missing, state that no migration
assessment data is available and identify likely causes: it has not been enabled
or run, results have not uploaded, the agent is not configured, or permissions are
insufficient.
Step 5: Render Results
Use assessment output to render the combined readiness and SKU recommendation.
- Multiple instances -> show a summary table, then render each instance.
For multiple instances, include aggregate readiness, cost, and common blocker insights when the returned data supports them.
Completion Check
- Both query phases completed for every instance.
- Pagination completed.
- Every
NotReadyresult has a cause or data-gap note. - Missing settings or readiness are stated explicitly.
Notes
- Use ARG as the assessment read transport.
- Execute queries through the
curladapter inreferences/arg-queries.md. - Exclude
master,model,msdb, andtempdb. - Show subscription display name with its ID.
- Follow the output template exactly.
Error Handling
- 401/403 -> verify Azure CLI login and read permission on the target scope.
- 429 -> honor
Retry-After; report persistent throttling. - Invalid resource URI -> show the expected Azure SQL Server instance resource-ID format.
- Empty result -> show the subscription display name/ID and resource group that were searched.
References
references/arg-queries.mdreferences/response-schema.md- ARM resource identification
- Assessment output
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