Release Date:
4/13/2023
Version:
16.0.4025.1
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Summary
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Known issues inthis update
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Improvements and fixes included in this update
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How to obtain or download this or the latest cumulative update package
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File information
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Notes for this update
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How to uninstall this update
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References
Summary
This article describes Cumulative Update package 3(CU3) for Microsoft SQL Server 2022. This update contains 9fixes that were issued after the release of SQL Server 2022 Cumulative Update 2, and it updates components in the following builds:
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SQL Server -Product version: 16.0.4025.1, file version:2022.160.4025.1
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Analysis Services -Product version: 16.0.43.211, file version: 2022.160.43.211
Known issues in this update
After you install SQL Server 2022 CU2, external data sources using generic ODBC connector mayno longer work. When you try to query external tables that were created before installing CU2, you receive the following error message:
Msg 7320, Level 16, State 110, Line 68
Cannot execute the query "Remote Query" against OLE DB provider "MSOLEDBSQL" for linked server "(null)". Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
If you try to create a new external table, you receive the following error message:
Msg 110813, Level 16, State 1, Line 64
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
To work around this issue, you can uninstall SQL Server 2022 CU2 or add the Driver keyword to theCONNECTION_OPTIONSargument. For more information, seeGeneric ODBC external data sources may not work after installing Cumulative Update.
Improvements and fixes included in this update
A downloadable Excel workbook that contains a summary list of builds, together with their current support lifecycle, is available. The Excel file also contains detailed fix lists for SQL Server 2022, SQL Server 2019, and SQL Server 2017.Select to download this Excel file now.
Note:Individual entries in the following table can be referenced directly througha bookmark. If you selectany bug reference ID in the table, a bookmark tag is added to the URL by using the "#bkmk_NNNNNNN" format. You can then share this URL withothers so that they can jump directly to the desired fix in the table.
For more information about the bugs that are fixed and enhancements that are included in this cumulative update, see the following Microsoft Knowledge Base articles.
| Bug reference | Description | Fix area | Component | Platform | |
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| 2279666 | Fixes a failure in SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) that you encounter after you rename partitions to the same name in a multidimensional model. | Analysis Services | Analysis Services | Windows | |
| 2255710 | Fixes security vulnerabilities CVE-2015-6420and CVE-2017-15708. | Integration Services | Integration Services | Windows | |
| 2168305 | Fixes a memory leak issue that you encounter when configuring SQL Server log shipping that's instandby or read-only modefor anIn-memory OLTP database. Note:You need to turn on trace flag 9953 during startup to avoid the issue. | SQL Server Engine | In-Memory OLTP | All | |
| 2251138 | Updates the error message that's returned in the SqlBackendNotSupported exception when you run CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE by using a Synapse serverless external data source to the following one: Azure Synapse Serverless SQL Pool is not a supported data source. | SQL Server Engine | PolyBase | All | |
| 2270253 | Fixes a failure where the DateTime field can't be pushed down to some PolyBase generic ODBC external data sources such as Denodo when you query an external table by using a filter clause for a DateTime field. | SQL Server Engine | PolyBase | All | |
| 2290374 | FIX: Scalar UDF Inlining issues in SQL Server 2022 and 2019 (KB4538581) | SQL Server Engine | Query Execution | All | |
| 2273502 | Fixes an issue where the change tracking auto cleanup process generates dumps under rare conditions when the parent table name that the system tries to access isn't available during runtime, and then the process runs into an access violation. | SQL Server Engine | Replication | All | |
| 2214981 | Fixes an issue where the mssql-conf commands give incorrect errors even if they succeed on Linux. | SQL Server Engine | SQL Agent | Linux | |
| 2283663 | Adds a new feature that helps parallelize the version cleaner, whichwill help clean up the stale versions faster on databases that have the persistent version store. | SQL Server Engine | SQL Server Engine | All |
How to obtain or download this or the latest cumulative update package
The following update is available from the Microsoft Download Center:
Download the latest cumulative update package for SQL Server 2022now
Notes:
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Microsoft Download Center will always present the latest SQL Server 2022CU release.
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If the download page does not appear, contact Microsoft Customer Service and Support to obtain the cumulative update package.
This cumulative update package is not yet available onMicrosoft Update Catalog. This article will be updated after the package is made available on this channel.
To update SQL Server 2022on Linux to the latest CU, you must first have theCumulative Update repository configured. Then, update your SQL Server packages by using the appropriate platform-specific update command.
For installation instructions and direct links to the CU package downloads, see the SQL Server 2022Release Notes.
File information
You can verify the download by computing the hash of the SQLServer2022-KB5024396-x64.exe file throughthe following command:
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certutil -hashfile SQLServer2022-KB5024396-x64.exe SHA256
| File name | SHA256 hash |
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| SQLServer2022-KB5024396-x64.exe | FD9412F77876358473E08C9866F1678DDDC66739A2A9E81C8EC6514D61577405 |
The English version of this package has the file attributes (or later file attributes) that are listed in the following table. The dates and times for these files are listed in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). When you view the file information, it is converted to local time. To find the difference between UTC and local time, use theTime Zonetab in theDate and Timeitem in Control Panel.
x64-based versions
SQL Server 2022 Analysis Services
| File name | File version | File size | Date | Time | Platform |
| Asplatformhost.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 336848 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Microsoft.analysisservices.server.core.dll | 16.0.43.211 | 2903504 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.data.mashup.sqlclient.dll | 2.108.3243.0 | 24480 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.data.sqlclient.dll | 1.14.21068.1 | 1920960 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.identity.client.dll | 4.14.0.0 | 1350048 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.identitymodel.jsonwebtokens.dll | 5.6.0.61018 | 65952 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.identitymodel.logging.dll | 5.6.0.61018 | 26528 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.identitymodel.protocols.dll | 5.6.0.61018 | 32192 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.identitymodel.protocols.openidconnect.dll | 5.6.0.61018 | 103328 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.identitymodel.tokens.dll | 5.6.0.61018 | 162720 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Msmdctr.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 38864 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdlocal.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 71759272 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdlocal.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 53921192 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x86 |
| Msmdpump.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 10335184 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdredir.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 8132048 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x86 |
| Msmdsrv.exe | 2022.160.43.211 | 71316392 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrv.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 954792 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrv.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 1882576 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrv.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 1669536 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrv.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 1878952 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrv.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 1846176 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrv.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 1145256 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrv.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 1138088 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrv.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 1767336 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrv.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 1746856 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrv.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 930728 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrv.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 1835432 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrvi.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 953256 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrvi.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 1880488 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrvi.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 1666472 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrvi.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 1874344 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrvi.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 1842600 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrvi.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 1143208 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrvi.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 1136552 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrvi.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 1763752 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrvi.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 1743272 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrvi.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 931240 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmdsrvi.rll | 2022.160.43.211 | 1830824 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmgdsrv.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 10083792 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msmgdsrv.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 8265640 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x86 |
| Msolap.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 10970064 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msolap.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 8744912 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x86 |
| Msolui.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 308136 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Msolui.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 289744 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x86 |
| Newtonsoft.json.dll | 13.0.1.25517 | 704448 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Sni.dll | 1.1.1.0 | 555424 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Sql_as_keyfile.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 137104 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Sqlceip.exe | 16.0.4025.1 | 301008 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Sqldumper.exe | 2022.160.4025.1 | 227272 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Sqldumper.exe | 2022.160.4025.1 | 260048 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| System.identitymodel.tokens.jwt.dll | 5.6.0.61018 | 83872 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Tmapi.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 5884368 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Tmcachemgr.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 5575120 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Tmpersistence.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 1481168 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Tmtransactions.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 7197648 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Xmsrv.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 26594256 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Xmsrv.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 35895720 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x86 |
SQL Server 2022 Database Services Common Core
| File name | File version | File size | Date | Time | Platform |
| Instapi150.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 104400 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Instapi150.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 79808 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.analysisservices.adomdclient.dll | 16.0.43.211 | 2633640 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.analysisservices.adomdclient.dll | 16.0.43.211 | 2633680 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.analysisservices.core.dll | 16.0.43.211 | 2933152 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.analysisservices.xmla.dll | 16.0.43.211 | 2323368 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.analysisservices.xmla.dll | 16.0.43.211 | 2323408 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.rmo.dll | 16.0.4025.1 | 554912 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.rmo.dll | 16.0.4025.1 | 554904 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Msasxpress.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 27600 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x86 |
| Msasxpress.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 32720 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Sql_common_core_keyfile.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 137104 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
| Sqldumper.exe | 2022.160.4025.1 | 227272 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Sqldumper.exe | 2022.160.4025.1 | 260048 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
SQL Server 2022 Data Quality Client
| File name | File version | File size | Date | Time | Platform |
| Microsoft.ssdqs.studio.views.dll | 16.0.4025.1 | 2066384 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Sql_dqc_keyfile.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 137104 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:40 | x64 |
SQL Server 2022 Data Quality
| File name | File version | File size | Date | Time | Platform |
| Microsoft.ssdqs.core.dll | 16.0.4025.1 | 600016 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.ssdqs.dll | 16.0.4025.1 | 173984 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.ssdqs.infra.dll | 16.0.4025.1 | 1857472 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.ssdqs.infra.dll | 16.0.4025.1 | 1857480 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.ssdqs.proxy.dll | 16.0.4025.1 | 370640 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
SQL Server 2022 Database Services Core Instance
| File name | File version | File size | Date | Time | Platform |
| Aetm-enclave-simulator.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4719040 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Aetm-enclave.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4673504 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Aetm-sgx-enclave-simulator.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4909096 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Aetm-sgx-enclave.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4874512 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Hadrres.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 227224 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Hkcompile.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 1410976 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Hkengine.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 5760960 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Hkruntime.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 190400 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Hktempdb.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 71632 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Microsoft.analysisservices.applocal.xmla.dll | 16.0.43.211 | 2322384 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:56 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.xevent.linq.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 333728 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.xevent.targets.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 96192 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Odsole70.rll | 16.0.4025.1 | 30608 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Odsole70.rll | 16.0.4025.1 | 38816 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Odsole70.rll | 16.0.4025.1 | 34720 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Odsole70.rll | 16.0.4025.1 | 38816 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Odsole70.rll | 16.0.4025.1 | 38816 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Odsole70.rll | 16.0.4025.1 | 30608 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Odsole70.rll | 16.0.4025.1 | 30656 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Odsole70.rll | 16.0.4025.1 | 34712 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Odsole70.rll | 16.0.4025.1 | 38816 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Odsole70.rll | 16.0.4025.1 | 30624 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Odsole70.rll | 16.0.4025.1 | 38800 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Qds.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 1779664 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Rsfxft.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 55248 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Secforwarder.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 83920 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sql_engine_core_inst_keyfile.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 137104 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlaccess.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 444368 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlagent.exe | 2022.160.4025.1 | 726928 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlceip.exe | 16.0.4025.1 | 301008 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x86 |
| Sqlctr160.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 157600 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlctr160.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 128928 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x86 |
| Sqldk.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4028304 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 1746896 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 3839952 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4057040 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4564944 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4695968 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 3741632 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 3930048 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4564944 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4396992 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4466640 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 2439120 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 2381776 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4253632 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 3889104 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4405200 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4200400 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4184016 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 3966928 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 3844040 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 1685440 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4290512 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4429776 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqllang.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 48572320 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlmin.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 51320784 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlos.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 51136 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlrepss.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 137168 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlscriptdowngrade.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 51136 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlscriptupgrade.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 5830608 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqlservr.exe | 2022.160.4025.1 | 722880 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqltses.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 9390032 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Sqsrvres.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 305040 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Svl.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 247744 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Xe.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 718752 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
| Xpstar.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 534416 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:57 | x64 |
SQL Server 2022 Database Services Core Shared
| File name | File version | File size | Date | Time | Platform |
| Distrib.exe | 2022.160.4025.1 | 268192 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Logread.exe | 2022.160.4025.1 | 788368 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Microsoft.analysisservices.applocal.core.dll | 16.0.43.211 | 2933672 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:45 | x86 |
| Microsoft.data.sqlclient.dll | 3.10.22089.1 | 2032120 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.datatransformationservices.scalehelper.dll | 16.0.4025.1 | 30616 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.identity.client.dll | 4.36.1.0 | 1503672 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.identitymodel.jsonwebtokens.dll | 5.5.0.60624 | 66096 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.identitymodel.logging.dll | 5.5.0.60624 | 32296 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.identitymodel.protocols.dll | 5.5.0.60624 | 37416 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.identitymodel.protocols.openidconnect.dll | 5.5.0.60624 | 109096 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.identitymodel.tokens.dll | 5.5.0.60624 | 167672 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.replication.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 1714128 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.rmo.dll | 16.0.4025.1 | 554912 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x86 |
| Msgprox.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 313248 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Msoledbsql.dll | 2018.186.4.0 | 2734072 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Msoledbsql.dll | 2018.186.4.0 | 153584 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Newtonsoft.json.dll | 13.0.1.25517 | 704408 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:45 | x86 |
| Qrdrsvc.exe | 2022.160.4025.1 | 530336 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Rdistcom.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 939984 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Repldp.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 337872 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Replisapi.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 419744 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Replmerg.exe | 2022.160.4025.1 | 604064 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Replprov.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 890784 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Replrec.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 1058712 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Replsub.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 501648 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Spresolv.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 300944 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Sql_engine_core_shared_keyfile.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 137104 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Sqlcmd.exe | 2022.160.4025.1 | 276416 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Sqldistx.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 268224 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Sqlmergx.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 423840 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Xe.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 718752 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:45 | x64 |
SQL Server 2022 sql_extensibility
| File name | File version | File size | Date | Time | Platform |
| Commonlauncher.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 100304 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Exthost.exe | 2022.160.4025.1 | 247712 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Launchpad.exe | 2022.160.4025.1 | 1361856 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Sql_extensibility_keyfile.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 137104 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Sqlsatellite.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 1165264 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
SQL Server 2022 Full-Text Engine
| File name | File version | File size | Date | Time | Platform |
| Fd.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 710608 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Fdhost.exe | 2022.160.4025.1 | 153504 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Fdlauncher.exe | 2022.160.4025.1 | 100304 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
| Sql_fulltext_keyfile.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 137104 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:44 | x64 |
SQL Server 2022 Integration Services
| File name | File version | File size | Date | Time | Platform |
| Attunity.sqlserver.cdccontroltask.dll | 7.0.0.133 | 78272 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x86 |
| Attunity.sqlserver.cdccontroltask.dll | 7.0.0.133 | 78272 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x86 |
| Attunity.sqlserver.cdcsplit.dll | 7.0.0.133 | 39320 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x86 |
| Attunity.sqlserver.cdcsplit.dll | 7.0.0.133 | 39320 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x86 |
| Attunity.sqlserver.cdcsrc.dll | 7.0.0.133 | 79808 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x86 |
| Attunity.sqlserver.cdcsrc.dll | 7.0.0.133 | 79808 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x86 |
| Isdbupgradewizard.exe | 16.0.4025.1 | 120784 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x86 |
| Isdbupgradewizard.exe | 16.0.4025.1 | 120784 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x86 |
| Microsoft.analysisservices.applocal.core.dll | 16.0.43.211 | 2933672 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x86 |
| Microsoft.analysisservices.applocal.core.dll | 16.0.43.211 | 2933672 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.integrationservices.isserverdbupgrade.dll | 16.0.4025.1 | 509904 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.integrationservices.isserverdbupgrade.dll | 16.0.4025.1 | 509904 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x86 |
| Msdtssrvr.exe | 16.0.4025.1 | 219040 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x64 |
| Msmdpp.dll | 2022.160.43.211 | 10165712 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x64 |
| Newtonsoft.json.dll | 13.0.1.25517 | 704408 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x86 |
| Newtonsoft.json.dll | 13.0.1.25517 | 704408 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x86 |
| Newtonsoft.json.dll | 13.0.1.25517 | 704408 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x86 |
| Sql_is_keyfile.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 137104 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x64 |
| Sqlceip.exe | 16.0.4025.1 | 301008 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x86 |
| Xe.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 640912 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x86 |
| Xe.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 718752 | 13-Mar-2023 | 19:57 | x64 |
SQL Server 2022 sql_polybase_core_inst
| File name | File version | File size | Date | Time | Platform |
| Dms.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 559064 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Dmsnative.dll | 2022.160.1024.0 | 152496 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Dwengineservice.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 44976 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Instapi150.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 104400 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.backup.backupmetadata.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 67488 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.catalog.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 293336 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.common.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 1957848 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.configuration.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 169392 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.datamovement.common.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 647080 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.datamovement.manager.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 246232 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.datamovement.messagetypes.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 139216 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.datamovement.messagingprotocol.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 79832 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.diagnostics.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 51152 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.distributor.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 88528 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.engine.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 1129432 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.engine.statsstream.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 80856 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.eventing.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 70560 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.fabric.appliance.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 35232 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.fabric.interface.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 30640 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.fabric.polybase.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 46544 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.fabric.xdbinterface.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 21408 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.failover.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 26544 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.hadoop.hadoopbridge.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 131504 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.loadercommon.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 86480 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.loadmanager.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 100768 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.localization.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 293280 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.localization.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 120224 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.localization.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 138144 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.localization.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 141232 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.localization.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 137648 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.localization.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 150432 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.localization.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 139696 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.localization.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 134560 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.localization.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 176560 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.localization.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 117680 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.localization.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 136624 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.nodes.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 72608 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.nulltransaction.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 21968 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.parallelizer.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 37280 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.resourcemanagement.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 128928 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.sql.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 3064784 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.sql.parser.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 3955664 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.sql.parser.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 118232 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.sql.parser.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 133080 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.sql.parser.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 137688 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.sql.parser.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 133592 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.sql.parser.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 148440 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.sql.parser.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 134104 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.sql.parser.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 130520 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.sql.parser.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 170960 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.sql.parser.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 115160 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.sql.parser.resources.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 132056 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.sqldistributor.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 67504 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.transactsql.scriptdom.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 2682832 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Microsoft.sqlserver.datawarehouse.utilities.dll | 16.0.1024.0 | 2436528 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x86 |
| Mpdwinterop.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 296864 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Mpdwsvc.exe | 2022.160.4025.1 | 7817120 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Secforwarder.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 83920 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Sharedmemory.dll | 2022.160.1024.0 | 61392 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Sqldk.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4028304 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Sqldumper.exe | 2022.160.4025.1 | 260048 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 1746896 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4564944 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 3741632 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4564944 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4466640 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 2439120 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 2381776 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4200400 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4184016 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 1685440 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Sqlevn70.rll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 4429776 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Sqlncli17e.dll | 2017.1710.3.1 | 1898432 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Sqlos.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 51136 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Sqlsortpdw.dll | 2022.160.1024.0 | 4841424 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
| Sqltses.dll | 2022.160.4025.1 | 9390032 | 13-Mar-2023 | 20:40 | x64 |
Notes for this update
To apply this cumulative update package, you must be running SQL Server 2022.
You mighthave to restart the computer after you apply this cumulative update package.
To use one of the hotfixes in this package, you don't have to make any changes to the registry.
This article also provides the following important information:
Analysis Services CU build version
Beginning in Microsoft SQL Server 2017, the Analysis Services build version number and SQL Server Database Engine build version number don't match. For more information, seeVerify Analysis Services cumulative update build version.
Cumulative updates (CU)
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Each new CU contains all the fixes that were included with the previous CU for the installed version of SQL Server.
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SQL Server CUs are certified to the same levels as service packs, and should be installed at the same level of confidence.
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We recommendongoing, proactive installation of CUs as they become available according to these guidelines:
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Historical data shows that a significant number of support cases involve an issue that has already been addressed in a released CU.
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CUs may contain added value over and above hotfixes. This includes supportability, manageability, and reliability updates.
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We recommend that you test SQL Server CUs before you deploy themto production environments.
When you deploy an update to a hybrid environment (such as Always On, replication, cluster, and mirroring), we recommend that you refer to the following articles before you deploy the update:
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Upgrade a failover cluster instance
Notes:If you don't want to use the rolling update process, follow these steps to apply an update:
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Install the update on the passive node.
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Install the update on the active node (requires a service restart).
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Upgrade and update of availability group servers that use minimal downtime and data loss
Note:If you enabled Always On together with SSISDB catalog, see the information about SSIS with Always Onabout how to apply an update in these environments.
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How to apply a hotfix for SQL Server in a transactional replication and database mirroring topology
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How to apply a hotfix for SQL Server in a replication topology
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Upgrading Mirrored Instances
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Overview of SQL Server Servicing Installation
SQL Server CUsare currently multilingual. Therefore, this CU package isn't specific to one language. It applies to all supported languages.
One CU package includes all available updates for all SQL Server 2022components (features). However, the cumulative update package updates only those components that are currently installed on the SQL Server instance that you select to be serviced. If a SQL Server feature (for example, Analysis Services) is added to the instance after this CU is applied, you must reapply this CU to update the new feature to this CU.
If additional issues occur, or if any troubleshooting is required, you might have to create a service request. The usual support costs will apply to additional support questions and to issues that don't qualify for this specific cumulative update package. For a complete list of Microsoft Customer Service and Support telephone numbers, or to create a separate service request, go to the Microsoft support website.
How to uninstall this update
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In Control Panel, open the Programs and Featuresitem, and then select View installed updates.
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Locate the entry that corresponds to this cumulative update package under SQL Server 2022.
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Press and hold (or right-click) the entry, and then select Uninstall.
To uninstall this CU on Linux, you must roll back the package to theprevious version.For more information about how to roll back the installation, seeRollback SQL Server.
References
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Announcing updates to the SQL Server Incremental Servicing Model (ISM)
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SQL Server Service Packs are no longer supported starting from SQL Server 2017
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Determinewhich version and edition of SQL Server Database Engine is running
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Servicing models for SQL Server
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Naming schema and Fix area descriptions for SQL Server software update packages
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Description of the standard terminology that is used to describe Microsoft software updates
FAQs
Should I install SQL Server cumulative updates? ›
On an installed instance of SQL Server, we recommend that you apply the latest security updates and critical updates including general distribution releases (GDRs), service packs (SPs), and cumulative updates (CUs).
What version of SQL Server is 2022? ›| GDR Name | SQL Server build version | Analysis Services build version |
|---|---|---|
| GDR | 16.0.1050.5 | 16.0.42.216 |
- Open the Start menu, and type update history .
- Select View update history from the search results.
- Select Uninstall updates.
A cumulative update is a rollup of several hotfixes, and has been tested as a group. A service pack is a rollup of several cumulative updates, and in theory, has been tested even more than cumulative updates.
Do I need to install all cumulative updates? ›Yes , you need to install the cummulative updates available in your device to keep your device up to date, those updates are needed to improve your security and performance of your computer.
Are Windows cumulative updates important? ›They provide your users and IT administrators with the security fixes they need, and protect devices so that unpatched vulnerabilities can't be exploited. Updates for the Windows client OS are typically cumulative. They include all previously released fixes to guard against fragmentation of the operating system.
What is the difference between SQL Server 2022 and 2019? ›The differences between Windows Server 2019 and Windows Server 2022 mainly lie in security and cloud management. In addition, the latest version also offers longer support.
What is the most used SQL 2022? ›MySQL. MySQL is one of the most popular databases in 2022.
Can we Uninstall cumulative update? ›Select the Start button, then select Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update > View update history > Uninstall updates.
Can I delete Microsoft SQL Server update cache? ›What happens if you remove this folder or delete its contents? If the Update Cache folder or some patches are removed from this folder, you can no longer uninstall an update to your SQL Server instance and then revert to an earlier update build.
How to clear memory cache in SQL Server? ›
To clear SQL Server's cache, run DBCC DROPCLEANBUFFERS , which clears all data from the cache. Then run DBCC FREEPROCCACHE , which clears the stored procedure cache.
What is the purpose of cumulative update? ›Cumulative updates are updates that bundle multiple updates, both new and previously released updates.
How do I check SQL Server cumulative update? ›To check the version number for a running SQL Server database, including the sequence number for service packs (SPs), cumulative updates (CUs), and patches, simply right-click the SQL Server instance name in SSMS, select Properties, then read the value in the Version field.
How to fast update in SQL Server? ›- Removing the index on the column to be updated.
- Executing the update in smaller batches.
- Disabling Delete triggers.
- Replacing the Update statement with a Bulk-Insert operation.
Both Windows client and Windows Server use the cumulative update mechanism, in which many fixes to improve the quality and security of Windows are packaged into a single update. Each cumulative update includes the changes and fixes from all previous updates.
Is it OK to skip a software update? ›Delaying the latest software update puts phone users at greater risk of personal information being hacked. Once a new OS software update is available, installing it on a device should never occur any later than a few days to a week after release, say cybersecurity experts.
How do I manually install KB update? ›- Open the Microsoft Update Catalog in any browser.
- In the search bar, type the KB number of the update you want to download. ...
- Click the Download button next to the update you want to download. ...
- Click the link and choose the location where you want to save it as you normally would.
Each article bore an ID number and articles were often referred to by their Knowledge Base (KB) ID. Microsoft Windows update names typically start with the letters "KB", in reference to the specific article on that issue.
Is cumulative update safe? ›Are Cumulative updates usually safe? A cumulative update is simply multiple updates rolled into one. They are no better or worse than the individual updates.
How long should a Windows cumulative update take? ›Windows 10 updates take so long to complete because Microsoft is constantly adding larger files and features to them. The biggest updates, released in the spring and fall of every year, usually take upwards of four hours to install.
Should I use SQL in 2022? ›
Is learning SQL worth it in 2022? Learning SQL is totally worth every penny. It is an important skill to have because many companies are now fully dependent on data and nowadays data is money for sure, so to store and manage the data you need some database, and SQL comes in handy.
Is SQL still used in 2022? ›Yes, SQL mastery is still valuable in 2022. This is because SQL is a popular language in programming and is a top choice for software applications to this day. Many of the top RDBMS frameworks use SQL. SQL experts are flexible and versatile in handling various database management systems.
Does Windows Server 2022 support SQL Server 2019? ›For SQL Server 2019 on Windows The release is supported at the SQL Server 2019 on Windows RTM Release version. The release is supported at the SQL Server 2017 on Windows RTM Release version. SQL Server 2016 and older versions are not supported on Windows Server 2022 or Windows 11.
Is SQL dying out? ›SQL will not be replaced for a long time, as it has a number of key benefits: It is very popular among data professionals. Leading tech companies rely on relational databases and SQL. Professionals working with data are used to SQL; it's quite challenging to re-train the workforce to use another tool.
Which database is best in 2023? ›- MySQL. 45.72 % Market Share. 173,444.
- PostgreSQL. 17.58 % Market Share. 66,710.
- Oracle Database. 12.59 % Market Share. 47,779.
- Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) 5.22 % Market Share. 19,813.
- SAP HANA. 4.46 % Market Share. 16,929.
- Others. 14.42 % Market Share. 54,685.
Today, MySQL is one of the most popular and widely used SQL databases. It is also one of the most used databases in Web Applications. Some of the world's largest Web-Scale applications (e.g., Facebook, Uber) uses MySQL.
Which database is used by Google? ›And with Google's managed open source and third-party database offerings, like Cloud SQL for MySQL, Cloud SQL for PostgresSQL, and Cloud SQL for SQL Server, you can build or migrate your apps without the headache of managing the database yourself.
What are the top 3 most used SQL databases? ›If you need a quick answer here it is: MySQL is the primary database used by Facebook for storing all social data. They started with the InnoDB MySQL database engine and then wrote MyRocksDB, which was eventually used as the MySQL Database engine.
How to uninstall kb5009543 Windows Update? ›Step 1: Launch Command Prompt (CMD) with admin rights via the search bar. Step 2: In the CMD window, type the command based on your system - Windows 10: wusa /uninstall /kb:5009543 or Windows 11: wusa /uninstall /kb:5009566 and press Enter.
What is the difference between cumulative update and security only update? ›
Security-only updates are product specific that includes all the security updates whereas, Monthly Rollups are cumulative set of updates which addresses both security and non-security issues.
What is Windows Update kb5008353? ›Updates an issue that causes the audio service to stop responding on some devices that support hardware-accelerated Bluetooth audio. Updates an issue that affects icons for apps when the apps are not running. On the taskbar, these icons might display as active as if the apps are running.
Does restarting SQL Server clear cache? ›When you restart SQL yes you get all the memory back to the server and tempDB is wiped out but the trade off is that depending on how you configured your server that the plan cache is wiped out. Depending on the workload of the server it will take a while for SQL to cache decent execution plans.
How do I clean up SQL Server? ›- In the project tree, right click on the data warehouse, click on Advanced and click on SQL Database Cleanup Wizard. ...
- In the SQL Database Cleanup window, the content of the database is listed. ...
- Expand Project Objects to display a list of Object IDs in the project.
Sometimes bugged updates or corrupt files are in the cache folder, which may create problems during the entire process and show different errors. If any situation happens, it would be best to clear up the windows update cache. Clearing the windows update cache removes old update files.
How do I get rid of unwanted cache memory? ›- Open Google Chrome.
- Click the menu button ⋮ > More Tools > Clear browsing data.
- On the Clear browsing data window, select which time range you want to clear.
- Put a check beside Cookies and other site data and Cached images and files, and then click Clear data.
With your focus in the Query window, press Ctrl+Shift+R. This will refresh your cache and now your query will be happy with you.
How to check cache memory in SQL Server? ›- select count(*)*8/1024 AS 'Cached Size (MB)'
- ,case database_id.
- when 32767 then 'ResourceDB'
- else db_name(database_id)
- end as 'Database'
- from sys. dm_os_buffer_descriptors.
- group by db_name(database_id), database_id.
- order by 'Cached Size (MB)' desc.
Quality updates (also are referred to as "cumulative updates" or "cumulative quality updates") are the mandatory updates that your computer downloads and installs automatically every month through Windows Update.
How often are cumulative updates released? ›Quality updates (also called “cumulative updates”) are updates that Windows 10 downloads and installs every month automatically through Windows Update. These updates are cumulative and include new fixes, improvements, and previously available patches.
How do I stop cumulative update? ›
- Press Windows key+R, then type gpedit. ...
- Go to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Update.
- Search for and select an entry called Configure Automatic Updates.
- Using the toggle options on the left-hand side, select Disabled.
In Control Panel, navigate to Programs > Programs and Features. Click on 'View Installed Updates' to see the full list of additional updates. You can also use the search bar and type KB number of an update to find it.
How do I know which CU is installed in SQL? ›- Open SQL Server Configuration Manager.
- From right side, open SQL Server Services.
- Right-click on SQL Server Instance name and select Properties.
- Click on Advanced Tab and scroll down to the version field number.
We can use the DMV sys. dm_db_index_usage_stats to give different index operations, and the time each operation was last performed. It works on Azure SQL Database, Azure SQL Managed Instance, and on-premise SQL Server.
What are the best practices for SQL update? ›RULES & BEST PRACTICE FOR SQL UPDATE STATEMENT
Do not update all the table rows at once. Always filter rows to update using the WHERE clause. Table relationships, e.g., foreign key constraints, must be considered while updating a table. Major updates should only be performed during low peak usage times.
You can use the return value of the ExecuteNonQuery to check if the update was successful or not.
How long does it take to UPDATE SQL Server? ›Go ahead and double-check everything one more time, and click 'Upgrade' (this should take about 5-10 minutes to complete). 9) Congratulations! You have successfully upgraded your SQL version. You may need to restart the Server for the changes to finalize.
What is the difference between update and cumulative update? ›Security updates or critical updates mitigate vulnerabilities against security exploits against Microsoft Windows. Cumulative updates are updates that bundle multiple updates, both new and previously released updates.
Is it necessary to update statistics in SQL Server? ›Updating statistics ensures that queries compile with up-to-date statistics. However, updating statistics causes queries to recompile. We recommend not updating statistics too frequently because there is a performance tradeoff between improving query plans and the time it takes to recompile queries.
Does SQL Server CDC affect performance? ›Trigger-based CDC can impact the performance of the source database because triggers run on the database tables as data changes are made. With every transaction, it takes compute cycles to record the change in a separate table, so the system is slowed by this extra processing.
Do cumulative updates improve performance? ›
Cumulative updates for Windows 11 are not necessary, but they can help improve the stability and security of your computer. If you are having problems with your computer, you may want to consider installing a cumulative update.
Can we uninstall cumulative update? ›Select the Start button, then select Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update > View update history > Uninstall updates.
Can an SQL update fail? ›All 3 servers access the same MS SQL Database. Sometimes the workflows SQL updates done by the Database Query fails. This means that data are not written into the database correct.
Does SQL Server automatically update? ›With the default auto-update SQL Server statistics async property, the query optimizer updates the statistics before it compiles the query. While the stats are being updated, the query optimizer waits for stats update before it recompiles the plan for the new values. It is the synchronous statistics update.
How often should I run update statistics in SQL Server? ›Update statistics weekly, and if you're starting to see the tell-tale signs of stale stats then go from there. If you are using Auto Update Statistics for your database, see this reference for the threshold of when statistics are updated. We Rebuild the indexes once a week.
How do I know if SQL Server is healthy? ›- Make sure the instance name and server name are aligned. ...
- Make sure instant file initialization is enabled. ...
- Make sure as many jobs and databases are owned by sa as possible. ...
- Make TempTB have the number of files equal to the CPU up to 8, make sure they are sized the same.
Although there are many possible causes of high CPU usage that occur in SQL Server, the following ones are the most common causes: High logical reads that are caused by table or index scans because of the following conditions: Out-of-date statistics. Missing indexes.
How do I know if SQL Server is CDC enabled? ›- Check if CDC has been enabled at database level. USE master. GO. select name, is_cdc_enabled. from sys.databases. ...
- Check if CDC is enabled at the table level. USE databasename. GO. select name,type,type_desc,is_tracked_by_cdc. ...
- Check if the SQL Server Agent has been started.