I managed to solve it!
In psql, connect to the Azure database, create a "PostGis" extension and a "topology" extension. After that, connect to the server with Azure credentials and you're done. If you need more detailed information, post here on the question.
Import posgreSQL database (Postgis extension) to database in Microsoft Azure to work with Qgis 3.4
Juliano Fonseca
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Hi!
I have the following problem: I am a university student of Geography and I use the Qgis 3.4 application connected to a local PostgreSQL server with Postgis extension to edit vector files. As we are doing an internship, I would like academics to be able to work simultaneously with the same database. To do this, I created a Microsoft Azure account to share my database. But the migration is very complex, because it occurs in several errors. I would very much like some help to resolve this until tomorrow.
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Juliano Fonseca 6 Reputation points
2020-12-13T23:27:00.767+00:00