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Yeah, double+ agree on the whole "without AG awareness, both are pretty useless". Sounds amazing, but practically I can't use it. Dammit.
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@SivertSolem I built out a bunch of automation around this using functions from dbatools. As far as automatic like this, I don't know of anything that exists.
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Hello Mr Banerjee. It's a really very helpful video. I have a real time scenario can you please suggest me what is your view on that ?In my current production server an architecture was decided that is going to have 2 vms for db server where 1 will be primary and 2nd will be secondary. But suddenly ...
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@DavidYorkshire Following up on your statement that WSUS isn't consistently for updates, with the example that new versions of Windows OS have been available through WSUS for years. Correct. You can update from Windows 8 -> 8.1 ->10 -> 11, or Windows Server 2016 -> 2019 -> 2022 and presumably -> 202...
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@sgtmango333 We don't overwrite settings with any upgrade (minor or major). You have to import settings from a previous version to update them. We understand there is additional effort related to connection settings with SSMS 20 - that is why we shared information about the release in advance and no...
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