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Yangbo_Liu
Copper Contributor
Feb 16, 2023

About SQL 2016 patch

After SQL 2016 has been patched with SQL (CVE-2022-29143), can't the 2021 or 2020 patch be applied again? Or, the new ones cover the old ones, thank you!

After SQL 2016 was patched with SQL (CVE-2022-29143), the Microsoft SQL privilege escalation vulnerability (CVE-2021-1636), the Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services security vulnerability (CVE-2020-0618), and the Microsoft SQL Server buffer error vulnerability (CVE-2018-8273) could not be patched. It was the new one. Can't the old one be patched again? Or, the new ones cover the old ones, thank you!

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    olafhelper
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    Feb 17, 2023

     

    After SQL 2016 has been patched with SQL (CVE-2022-29143), can't the 2021 or 2020 patch be

    Yangbo_Liu , there are no SQL Server version 2020/21, so what are you are talking about?

    CU = "Cumulative Updates" are cumulative and that means each includes the updates of the previous updates.

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      Yangbo_Liu
      Copper Contributor
      Feb 19, 2023
      Is the SQL 2016 patched with the new one (CVE-2022-29143)， the old one (CVE-2021-1636，CVE-2020-0618，CVE-2018-8273） can't be patched? Or，Is the new ones cover the old ones？Look forward to your reply，thank you!

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