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SQL Server 2014 Updates: SP2 CU5, SP1 CU12

9 years ago
Brent Ozar
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Hey! You, in the plaid jacket. You’re stuck in the past. Granted, it’s a beautiful past – I really like your Ferrari Boxer – but Microsoft released some patches to bring you back to the fut – wait, I mean, into the current.

Check out this amazing array of fixes:

  • SQL Server crashes when you execute DBCC CLONEDATABASE
  • AG DMVs say they’re not healthy when they’re actually fine
  • AG primary stats updates make the secondary replica stats wrong
  • AFTER DELETE triggers run in the wrong order
  • When sp_replcmds is canceled, you get a bunch of access violation dump file

How much would you pay for fixes like that? $500? $1,000? WAIT DON’T ANSWER. What about:

  • A memory leak in SQLWEP
  • Analysis Services gives you stale data

Sound awesome? Go check out SP2 CU5 and SP1 CU12, and while you’re at it, play some Reversi.

Brent Ozarhttps://sqlserverupdates.com
I make Microsoft SQL Server faster and more reliable. I love teaching, travel, and laughing.
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