Forum Widgets
Latest Discussions
Clarification on redistributability of MSSQL JDBC Driver 8.4 components
I am reviewing the licensing terms for Microsoft JDBC Driver 8.4 for SQL Server, specifically for the native authentication library mssql-jdbc_auth-8.4.1.x64.dll and mssql-jdbc-8.4.1.jre8.jar. The license terms state that certain components are redistributable if they are listed in a REDIST.TXT file included with the software. However, in the JDBC Driver 8.4 package (downloaded from the official Microsoft site), we are unable to locate REDIST.TXT file. https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2137600 Could someone please clarify the following: Are mssql-jdbc_auth-8.4.1.x64.dll and mssql-jdbc-8.4.1.jre8.jar considered redistributable under the Microsoft JDBC Driver 8.4 license terms? If so, is there official documentation or an alternative location where the redistributable components for this driver are listed? If one or both components are not redistributable, what is the recommended and supported approach for applications that require integrated authentication when deployed to customer environments? This clarification is important for us to ensure compliance with Microsoft licensing requirements when distributing our application. Thank you for your assistance.NagarjunShanmugarajDec 30, 2025Occasional Reader2Views0likes0Comments"ALTER DATABASE CURRENT SET ALLOW_SNAPSHOT_ISOLATION ON" does not finish for several hours
I have tried enabling snapshot isolation on several SQL Server instances (2017 and 2022 developer editions) in single user mode with the same huge DB (4 TB) but the command does not finish even after 6 hours... ALTER DATABASE CURRENT SET ALLOW_SNAPSHOT_ISOLATION ON Session is waiting on "ENABLE_VERSIONING" and I don't see any noticeable I/O activity on the Windows disk itself.yonisadeDec 30, 2025Copper Contributor84Views0likes1Comment- jhasketanbehera3Dec 23, 2025Copper Contributor53Views0likes2Comments
SQL Server not supported Windows 11 Home Version
I bought a new computer that came with Windows 11 Home. I am unable to install SQL Server 22 on W11. I would like to install Windows 10 that does support SQL server but I will void my support warranty doing so. I suspect I can upgrade to Windows 11 Pro but I am not sure that OS supports SQL Server. Any thoughts or advice would be helpful.David1750Dec 21, 2025Brass Contributor2.5KViews0likes11CommentsCannot login to Analyses Services SQL 2025 Standard
Hello, I have installed SQL Server 2025 Standard Developer and no way to login to Analyses Services. I have latest version of SSMS (so drivers/libraries should not be an issue): I keep getting this: I've even tried with connection string with server name and instance - no luck. I know that after installing SQL 2025 Server Enterprise, there is no such problem with Analyses Services. Any help would be very appreciated. Best regards!Kamil1987Dec 17, 2025Copper Contributor75Views0likes3CommentsSQL Sever 2025 request with SQL connection
Hello, I installed SQL Server 2025 on a new VM, and I’m using a C# project to initialize my database based on a model (creating tables, foreign keys, default values, etc.). The process is extremely slow on SQL Server 2025: on my SQL Server 2022 environment, it takes about 30 minutes, but my first test on 2025 ran for over 4 hours. I’m connecting to SQL using a SQL authentication login (I tried both SA and a newly created account — same issue). I then tested using a Windows Authentication login, and surprisingly, the performance issue disappeared. Are there any known issues related to SQL authentication in SQL Server 2025?MaxenceTDec 15, 2025Copper Contributor76Views0likes1CommentDatabase Level Collation Issues
Some background information. In the past we had a database where we didn't really care about collation at the database, table/column, functions and views. Though now we have a requirement due to a technology acquisition, requires SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS. Microsoft seems to not have a simple method that guarantees changing the collation throughout the database on complex DBs with large amounts of tables, columns, functions, etc... specially with high dependencies, FKs and PKs and not affect any of the data (no moving the data is not simple). I have a command, where I stop all of the SQL services and any connections to the DB and use the following command line to change the collation to the one I specify. The issue is this command only works about 65% of the time and no clue to the why it fails the other 35%. The command used is: The parameter "-s" is necessary only if you have a named instance, remove the -s if no instance. sqlservr -m -T4022 -T3659 -s"SQL2019" -q"SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS" or sqlservr -m -T4022 -T3659 -q"SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS" When this does not work, I have a set of 6 SQL scripts to tear the database apart in a complex method to get them operational. Does anybody have any idea why the hit and miss on the command? Or a better method / way to fully change the DB collation?ggp_92020Dec 07, 2025Copper Contributor94Views0likes2CommentsStruggling with AI/ML and Python installation on MSSQL2025 GA
I swear that i did not have any issues installing AI/ML on CTP2.1, don't believe i tried it on RC0 or RC1, but gosh is installing python, R difficult on GA! wow ! Can Microsoft or some good soul please share exact steps on installing AI/ML on 2025GA w/ Python 3.10 and also please share all of the exact versions needed and the icals (permission setups), Also I'm confused with this virtual account vs domain account setups. Also can i use Python 3.13 or 3.14 ? or am i locked into 3.10 only ? Does any one have the exact steps on Windows 11 Pro for a SQL Server 2025 Enterprise Development environment ? I see this article but its so confusing : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/machine-learning/install/sql-machine-learning-services-windows-install-sql-2022?view=sql-server-ver17&viewFallbackFrom=sql-server-ver15xclaim494Dec 01, 2025Copper Contributor107Views0likes2CommentsMajor increase in transaction log backup size after upgrading to SQL Server 2022
Has anyone experienced a major increase in transaction log backup size after upgrading to SQL Server 2022? I recently upgraded one of our SQL Server environments from SQL Server 2019 to SQL Server 2022 (migrated databases to new SQL Server 2022 instances). After the upgrade, I noticed that transaction log backup sizes increased by 3× to 5×, even though: No application changes were made Workload and data change volume should be roughly the same Backup schedule remained the same (log backups every 30 minutes) Backup compression is default (same as before) The database is part of an Always On Availability Group running in synchronous commit mode Metrics I obeserved: Transaction log backup file size — increased 3× to 7× Log Write Throughput/sec — more than doubled Write Log Throughput — increased after upgrade Background Write Pages/sec — went up as well Log Bytes Flushed/sec Bytes Sent to Replica/sec — increased post-upgrade Backup/Restore Throughput/sec — increased from ~13 MB/sec → ~38 MB/sec Bytes Sent to Replica/sec (Always On counter) — increased New hardware is used — previous physical disk sector size was 4K, now it's 512 bytes Same Amount of RAM and CPUchenteddybearDec 01, 2025Copper Contributor131Views0likes3Comments
Resources
Tags
- Data Warehouse71 Topics
- sql server68 Topics
- Integration Services64 Topics
- sql53 Topics
- Reporting Services45 Topics
- Business Intelligence41 Topics
- Analysis Services33 Topics
- analytics23 Topics
- Business Apps23 Topics
- ssms16 Topics