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“Track trigger lag and duplicate processing” addresses the azure functions sql trigger binding situation—polling entire table every minute is wasteful. The observed failure is: Full row-history logging is unnecessary. Monitor retention expiry and version gaps.

“Monitor missing correlation and sampling errors” concerns HTTP response latency is available but SQL dependency duration is missing; the reported problem instead is Full row-history logging is unnecessary. Monitor retention expiry and version gaps.

“Monitor capture job lag and retention windows” concerns Nightly full refresh misses interim state; the reported problem instead is Full row-history logging is unnecessary. Monitor retention expiry and version gaps.

“Inspect Application Insights dependency instrumentation” concerns HTTP response latency is available but SQL dependency duration is missing; the reported problem instead is Polling entire table every minute is wasteful. Inspect supported SQL trigger binding and underlying change tracking.

“Inspect stored procedure contract and supported DAB action mapping” concerns Direct table insert bypasses business constraints; the reported problem instead is Polling entire table every minute is wasteful. Inspect supported SQL trigger binding and underlying change tracking.

“Inspect entity fields and DAB role action permissions” concerns Role mapping permits clients to select every column; the reported problem instead is Polling entire table every minute is wasteful. Inspect supported SQL trigger binding and underlying change tracking.

“Configure supported JWT authentication and scoped API roles” concerns Anonymous API access bypasses identity checks; the reported problem instead is Polling entire table every minute is wasteful. Configure supported Azure Functions SQL trigger binding with least privilege.

“Configure supported one-to-many GraphQL relationship between entities” concerns GraphQL schema lacks relationship mapping despite SQL foreign key; the reported problem instead is Polling entire table every minute is wasteful. Configure supported Azure Functions SQL trigger binding with least privilege.

“Trace supported SQL dependencies and correlation identifiers” addresses the application insights database dependency situation—hTTP response latency is available but SQL dependency duration is missing. The observed failure is: Polling entire table every minute is wasteful. Configure supported Azure Functions SQL trigger binding with least privilege.

“Insert/update/delete synthetic rows and read captured changes” concerns Nightly full refresh misses interim state; the reported problem instead is Polling entire table every minute is wasteful. Update a synthetic tracked row and observe function invocation.

“Request successive pages from a synthetic large dataset” concerns Unbounded pages risk resource exhaustion; the reported problem instead is Polling entire table every minute is wasteful. Update a synthetic tracked row and observe function invocation.

“Update sample status and follow test approval workflow” concerns One-off SQL triggers cannot safely call external systems; the reported problem instead is Polling entire table every minute is wasteful. Update a synthetic tracked row and observe function invocation.

“Trace spans connect HTTP call with SQL dependency duration” concerns HTTP response latency is available but SQL dependency duration is missing; the reported problem instead is Polling entire table every minute is wasteful. One intended event is processed with idempotency controls.

“Downstream receives committed changes in intended order” concerns Nightly full refresh misses interim state; the reported problem instead is Polling entire table every minute is wasteful. One intended event is processed with idempotency controls.

“Client receives changed keys and refreshes correct rows” concerns Full row-history logging is unnecessary; the reported problem instead is Polling entire table every minute is wasteful. One intended event is processed with idempotency controls.

“Track retention expiry and version gaps” addresses the change tracking lightweight sync situation—full row-history logging is unnecessary. The observed failure is: Polling entire table every minute is wasteful. Monitor trigger lag and duplicate processing.

“Monitor missing correlation and sampling errors” concerns HTTP response latency is available but SQL dependency duration is missing; the reported problem instead is Polling entire table every minute is wasteful. Monitor trigger lag and duplicate processing.

“Monitor capture job lag and retention windows” concerns Nightly full refresh misses interim state; the reported problem instead is Polling entire table every minute is wasteful. Monitor trigger lag and duplicate processing.

“Inspect DAB relationships and entity naming” concerns GraphQL schema lacks relationship mapping despite SQL foreign key; the reported problem instead is One-off SQL triggers cannot safely call external systems. Review event delivery and Logic Apps connector capability.

“Inspect Application Insights dependency instrumentation” concerns HTTP response latency is available but SQL dependency duration is missing; the reported problem instead is One-off SQL triggers cannot safely call external systems. Review event delivery and Logic Apps connector capability.

“Inspect Azure Monitor metrics and diagnostic settings” concerns Application logs alone cannot distinguish database waits from network errors; the reported problem instead is One-off SQL triggers cannot safely call external systems. Review event delivery and Logic Apps connector capability.

“Create Data API builder config with approved SQL source/entity mapping” concerns No configuration maps entities to SQL objects or runtime connections; the reported problem instead is One-off SQL triggers cannot safely call external systems. Use an approved SQL change feed connected to Logic Apps.

“Route relevant SQL metrics/logs into approved Log Analytics workspace” concerns Application logs alone cannot distinguish database waits from network errors; the reported problem instead is One-off SQL triggers cannot safely call external systems. Use an approved SQL change feed connected to Logic Apps.

“Use SQL Change Tracking with version tokens and consistent sync snapshots” concerns Full row-history logging is unnecessary; the reported problem instead is One-off SQL triggers cannot safely call external systems. Use an approved SQL change feed connected to Logic Apps.

“Update a synthetic tracked row and observe function invocation” concerns Polling entire table every minute is wasteful; the reported problem instead is One-off SQL triggers cannot safely call external systems. Update sample status and follow test approval workflow.

“Insert/update/delete synthetic rows and read captured changes” concerns Nightly full refresh misses interim state; the reported problem instead is One-off SQL triggers cannot safely call external systems. Update sample status and follow test approval workflow.

“Start DAB in a test container against sample SQL” concerns No configuration maps entities to SQL objects or runtime connections; the reported problem instead is One-off SQL triggers cannot safely call external systems. Update sample status and follow test approval workflow.

“Trace spans connect HTTP call with SQL dependency duration” concerns HTTP response latency is available but SQL dependency duration is missing; the reported problem instead is One-off SQL triggers cannot safely call external systems. Workflow receives correct state without blocking OLTP transaction.

“Client receives changed keys and refreshes correct rows” concerns Full row-history logging is unnecessary; the reported problem instead is One-off SQL triggers cannot safely call external systems. Workflow receives correct state without blocking OLTP transaction.

“Downstream receives committed changes in intended order” concerns Nightly full refresh misses interim state; the reported problem instead is One-off SQL triggers cannot safely call external systems. Workflow receives correct state without blocking OLTP transaction.

“Monitor config validation and service startup errors” concerns No configuration maps entities to SQL objects or runtime connections; the reported problem instead is One-off SQL triggers cannot safely call external systems. Monitor retries, dead-letter states and authorization.

“Monitor GraphQL query cost and relationship failures” concerns GraphQL schema lacks relationship mapping despite SQL foreign key; the reported problem instead is One-off SQL triggers cannot safely call external systems. Monitor retries, dead-letter states and authorization.

“Monitor missing correlation and sampling errors” concerns HTTP response latency is available but SQL dependency duration is missing; the reported problem instead is One-off SQL triggers cannot safely call external systems. Monitor retries, dead-letter states and authorization.