This is Awesome!! Now I dont need Azure AI Search to upload my documents to do Vector Search, this reduies the plumping work of index creation, etc! Happy to see SQL database with vector support that could improve my search performance! 😎
Wow.. I have been playing with Azure AI for this type of thing, but Azure AI Search "can" be expensive... maybe not to a company, but as an individual. This is a really great way to achieve something similar without the extra overhead! thanks so much for sharing!
Hope more related videos to come since it caught my attention. Want to know whether it is possible to create index on the binary vector column (akin to geography indexes) or not; whether it is possible to use it with Semantic Kernel + EF to act as a vector store for long term memory and semantic indexing or not and if so, how.
This is Awesome!! Now I dont need Azure AI Search to upload my documents to do Vector Search, this reduies the plumping work of index creation, etc! Happy to see SQL database with vector support that could improve my search performance! 😎
Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks!
Nice useful solution. Thanks for sharing!
Wow.. I have been playing with Azure AI for this type of thing, but Azure AI Search "can" be expensive... maybe not to a company, but as an individual. This is a really great way to achieve something similar without the extra overhead! thanks so much for sharing!
Really helpful and inspiring, thanks!
What are the search performance? Do sort by distance does it scan the entire table or is there a way to use a clever index?
Great stuff! Thanks!
Hi. Can semantic kernel support other open source self hosed vector databases alternatives?
Hope more related videos to come since it caught my attention. Want to know whether it is possible to create index on the binary vector column (akin to geography indexes) or not; whether it is possible to use it with Semantic Kernel + EF to act as a vector store for long term memory and semantic indexing or not and if so, how.
Once upon a time Sql Server also was a Graph database. What happened to that? Who is using it in production or mission critical use cases?
How much of this is in production? I assume all preview at this stage and difficult to get on a tenant?
When you mentioned "SQL Server" on the title, do you mean Azure SQL, SQL server or both?
I'd also like to know!
At this moment, Vector Support is available in Early Adopter Preview on Azure SQL Database and Managed Instance.