Has anyone had luck getting access to SQL Azure via a Swagger-based 
interface?  I've seen articles that seem to indicate there is an API which 
can be exposed via the SQL Connector in Azure Logic Apps.  One article here 
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https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/yavnika26techblog/2016/08/08/working-with-logic-apps-and-microsoft-sql-connector-on-microsoft-azure/.
  
This functionality doesn't seem to exist any more from within Logic Apps.  
The Logic Designer functionality does work well for the SQL Connector, but 
I was looking for an API approach, similar to restSQL (only for MySQL and 
Postgres) or DreamFactory (very expensive).

I have seen that there's an Admin API, but I am looking for CRUD operations 
on my own tables.  In the interim, I've created an API App using ASP.Net 
and Entity Framework.  Swashbuckle is great for generating the Swagger 
interface.  But - it means I have to keep my own API App up and running 
(which adds cost above and beyone SQL Azure).  Also, the JSON serialization 
doesn't work well (by default) for navigating anything with foreign key 
relationships.  You have to use annotations to manage this explicitly.

Thanks for any guidance, hints, anything!

-Mark


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