NEWS! Edizione Speciale! SQL Server 2019 è arrivato tra di noi!

Carissimi lettori,

Edizione speciale!

E’ di ieri 4 novembre l’annuncio da tanti atteso dell’uscita ufficiale della versione 2019 di SQL Server.

L’annuncio è avvenuto in occasione del Microsoft Ignite, la conferenza annuale ospitata da Microsoft e dedicata a Developer e professionisti dell’ IT che quest’anno si tiene (dal 04 al 08 novembre) ad Orlando in Florida.

La versione SQL Server 2017 viene quindi ufficiamente mandata in pensione!

Assieme alla versione RTM (Release To Manufacturing) di SQL Server 2019 (Build number 15.0.2005.5) è già stato pubblicato il primo Servicing Update che porta la Build Number a 15.0.2070.41.







Le novità!

Delle novità che SQL Server 2019 porta in dote, specialmente quelle che riguardano le prestazioni, ne abbiamo già parlato in numerosi articoli per cui vi lascio questo elenco:



A presto!
Luca

Luca Biondi @ The Cutting Edge SQL Server Performance blog!











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