Link remoteapp with azure virtual machine

I am running remoteapps. How do i connect the applications to retrieve databse from aa Azure virtual machine?
Please help!

Hi,
To allow applications, that you publish through Azure Remote App, to be able to connect to backend servers running in Azure IaaS, the Azure RemoteApp vnet and the Azure IaaS vnet need to be connected. The following guide might be helpful here:
How to link Azure RemoteApp to an existing VNET
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I just went ahead and created a new VM. All is good!!!!
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