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This last week, I found an interesting issue. Our customer exported a database to bacpac file using SQLPackage .NET Core.
To import the data to another SQL Server, our customer tried to use SQLPackage for Windows but, they got an error reading the bacpac file with the following error message: File contains corrupted data.
During our investigation we found that we have a known issue using SQLPackage for Windows to import a bacpac file that was created using SQLPackage .NET Core. As a workaround, download SQLPackage .NET Core software in your Windows Server Machine and execute it instead of SQLPackage for Windows or SQL Server Management Studio.
We hope to have the fix very soon.
Enjoy!