Hasan Savran shows how you can query CosmosDB with T-SQL statements:
SQL Server Polybase Services lets us to pull data from other data resources by using T-SQL queries. SQL Server 2019 introduces new connectors for Polybase services like Oracle, Teradata and MongoDB. In one of the SQL Server 2019 presentations from Bob Ward, I saw the CosmosDB logo when he was talking about the new connectors of SQL Server 2019. CosmosDB already has an ODBC driver and you can use it as a datasource for your Power BI, SSIS or SSMS. SQL Server 2019 makes this connection easier by using the Polybase services.
In this post, I am going to show you how to configure SQL Server 2019 Polybase to connect Azure CosmosDB Mongo databases
I have a bit of a vested interest in this, so it is heartening to see people trying out PolyBase. It’s more heartening when they use it after they try it out.