Is the SQLserver name a STATIC IP?

Dear all,
I'm using an AZURE  Mobile Service (an Android App) with a SQL DB. The App shows data of the SQL DB. 
I need to use the SQL connection in a program that writes datas on it (.NET in c# program)
I got a SQL server name (10 chars lowercase), i.e. 'abcdefghil'. My program connection string is like this:
this.scsBuilder = new SDSqlC.SqlConnectionStringBuilder();
        this.scsBuilder["Server"] = "tcp:abcdefghil.database.windows.net,1433";
        this.scsBuilder["User ID"] = "name";  // @yourservername suffix sometimes.
        this.scsBuilder["Password"] = "pwd";
        this.scsBuilder["Database"] = "SQL_db";
I want to be sure that this.scsBuilder["Server"] = "tcp:abcdefghil.database.windows.net,1433";
keep FOREVER the same IP.
Thanks al lot, best regards

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            //ResultSetMetaData rsmd;
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