SqlDatabaseVectorSearch and azure-sql-db-vector-search

These are ecosystem siblings—one provides production-ready application architecture (Blazor Web App with Minimal API for RAG), while the other provides foundational code samples demonstrating the same underlying vector search capabilities in SQL Server/Azure SQL.

SqlDatabaseVectorSearch
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Maturity 16/25
Community 21/25
Maintenance 10/25
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Maturity 16/25
Community 19/25
Stars: 135
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Language: C#
License: MIT
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About SqlDatabaseVectorSearch

marcominerva/SqlDatabaseVectorSearch

A Blazor Web App and Minimal API for performing RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) and vector search using the native VECTOR type in Azure SQL Database and Azure OpenAI.

This application helps you build a system that can answer questions based on your own documents. You provide various files like PDFs or Word documents, and the system processes them to generate answers with clear citations. This is ideal for anyone who needs to quickly get answers from large amounts of internal or specialized information.

knowledge-management document-intelligence information-retrieval customer-support-automation research-assistance

About azure-sql-db-vector-search

Azure-Samples/azure-sql-db-vector-search

Samples about using vector in SQL Server and Azure SQL

This helps developers integrate advanced AI search capabilities directly into applications that use Azure SQL Database or SQL Server. It shows how to store and query numerical representations of data (embeddings) to enable semantic search, which finds results based on meaning, not just keywords. Developers can use this to enhance their applications with AI features like intelligent search and content generation.

AI application development semantic search data management database development intelligent content retrieval

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