fix: updated deprecated resource names in azure database provider #1964
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Description
This PR addresses the use of deprecated Azure resource names in the Azure database provider. The following updates have been made to align with the current resource naming standards:
Updated azurerm_sql_server to azurerm_mssql_server Updated azurerm_sql_database to azurerm_mssql_database Updated azurerm_sql_firewall_rule to azurerm_mssql_firewall_rule
Motivation
The existing resource names (azurerm_sql_) are deprecated in favor of azurerm_mssql_. This fix ensures compatibility with the latest Terraform provider updates and avoids the usage of deprecated resource names. This fix addresses the following problems:
panic: unknown resource type azurerm_sql_server
panic: unknown resource type azurerm_sql_database
panic: unknown resource type azurerm_sql_firewall_rule
Changes Made
Refactored resource names in createSQLServerResources, createSQLDatabaseResources, and createSQLFirewallRuleResources functions.