MSSQLTips: Tip #65 – Compare SQL Server ##MS_LoginManager## and Securityadmin Role

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The new SQL Server version (SQL Server 2022 Preview) is now available and there are some improvements related to security. There are also a couple of new built-in (fixed) server-level roles that were introduced in SQL Server 2022. Separation of duties and a principle of minimal permissions are SQL Server security best practices and we will cover how to use these new security features.

Please read the latest MSSQLTips post: “Compare SQL Server ##MS_LoginManager## and Securityadmin Role“.

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MSSQLTips: Tip #42 – SQL Server Edition Post-Downgrade Steps

After downgrading SQL Server Enterprise Edition to the Standard one some of the configuration settings are reset to the default values. In this tip we provide examples of some of the issues you may have after the SQL Server Edition downgrade.

Please read the latest MSSQLTips post: “SQL Server Edition Post-Downgrade Steps“.

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MSSQL Tips: Tip #23 – SQL Server 2016 Query Store Example

New tip with example on how to use SQL Server 2016 Query Store, how to track multiple execution plans and how to force an efficient plan.

Please read the latest MSSQL Tip: “SQL Server 2016 Query Store Example“.

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SQL Server 2016 CTP 2.2 is now available

SQL Server 2016 CTP 2.1 became available on June 24th 2015 about one month after Microsoft made public SQL Server 2016 CTP 2.0.

Today CTP 2.2 is available for download. Among all of the new Database Engine features Query Store stands out as a great addition to the performance tuning tools currently available out of the box.

Stay tuned for the MSSQLTips articles about SQL Server 2016 Query Store.