Find All The Columns in Indexes with SQL Azure

In SQL Server on-premise, this query is often used to find all the columns that are currently participating in an index:

SELECT OBJECT_NAME(sysindexkeys.id) Table_Name,
            syscolumns.name Column_Name,
            sysindexes.name Index_Name,
    CASE WHEN
                INDEXKEY_PROPERTY(sysindexes.id, sysindexes.indid, sysindexkeys.keyno, 'IsDescending')=0
                THEN 'Ascending'
    ELSE    'Descending'
    END SORT_ORDER
    FROM sysindexkeys
            INNER JOIN syscolumns
            ON sysindexkeys.colid=syscolumns.colid
        AND sysindexkeys.id=syscolumns.id
            INNER JOIN sysindexes
            ON sysindexkeys.indid=sysindexes.indid
        AND sysindexkeys.id=sysindexes.id
            


In SQL Azure, we don't have sysindexes or sysindexkeys. Instead, we use sys.indexes and sys.index_columms. It looks like this:

SELECT OBJECT_NAME(sysindexkeys.OBJECT_ID) Table_Name,
            syscolumns.name Column_Name,
            sysindexes.name Index_Name,
    CASE WHEN is_descending_key = '0' THEN 'Ascending'
    ELSE 'Descending'
    END AS SORT_ORDER,
            type_desc AS indexType
    FROM sys.index_columns sysindexkeys
            INNER JOIN syscolumns
            ON sysindexkeys.index_column_id=syscolumns.colid
        AND sysindexkeys.OBJECT_ID=syscolumns.id
            INNER JOIN sys.indexes sysindexes
            ON sysindexkeys.index_id=sysindexes.index_id
        AND sysindexkeys.OBJECT_ID=sysindexes.OBJECT_ID