For those of you who are still stuck in the dark ages on that decrepit SQL Server 2014*, there’s a new Cumulative Update out that puts a little lipstick on that pig. Fixes include:
- Query performance improvement for columnstore
- Crashes with an access violation when you use TRY/CATCH for bulk copies
- Increased CPU with CHANGETABLE
- SSAS crashes when you CREATE SESSION CUBE
- Size of PDF file is larger than it used to be
- Deadlocks when you execute a nested loop join between two hash joins working in batch mode
- CHECKDB didn’t work with files in Azure Premium Storage
- Couldn’t uninstall SPs after installing a CU
- Memory leak with Azure Storage
- db_name() and db_id() failed to trigger permissions checks
* – SQL Server 2014 is neither decrepit nor old. This is what we call humor. Also, we should stick to our day jobs.
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Brent, I’m glad you added that disclaimer because I almost got offended*.
* – This is what I call sarcasm. Also, I am sticking with my day job.
This is as good as our humor gets, right? We’re not bad for geeks.