By: Jeremy Kadlec | Updated: 2022-11-17 | Comments | Related: > SQL Server 2022
Problem
Microsoft has delivered the news that SQL Server 2022 is now generally available. How can I get started with the latest version of SQL Server?
Solution
Rohan Kumar of Microsoft has announced the release of SQL Server 2022 at the PASS Community Summit. Check out the official release.
On MSSQLTips.com, our team has been sharing knowledge on SQL Server 2022 and will continue to do so as the product is pushed into production environments. Stay tuned for more valuable tips from our team!
Check out the following SQL Server 2022 tips:
- Development
- My Favorite T-SQL Enhancements in SQL Server 2022
- Overcome Challenges with GENERATE_SERIES in SQL Server
- How to Expand a Range of Dates into Rows with the SQL Server Function GENERATE_SERIES
- How to calculate the Range of a Data Set using the GREATEST and LEAST SQL Server 2022 Functions
- How to use the New WINDOW Clause in SQL Server 2022
- Administration
- How to install SQL Server 2022 step by step
- SQL Server 2022: Backup and Restore database to AWS S3 bucket - Part 1
- SQL Server 2022: Backup Database Options to AWS S3 Bucket - Part 2
- SQL Server 2022 Restore a database from AWS S3 bucket - Part 3
- Using Granular Permissions with Dynamic Data Masking in SQL Server
- SQL Server 2022 Server Level Role Updates
Congratulations to Microsoft and the entire SQL Server team for bringing SQL Server 2022 to the community. I am personally looking forward to seeing the cloud-connected features for on-premises and cloud deployments. I am interested to see how these new features enable DBAs to improve performance, uptime, and provide our users with a platform for insightful analytics. I also think there are a ton of opportunities for Developers and Business Intelligence Professionals with new T-SQL commands, data governance, and more.
I am looking forward to seeing how the MSSQLTips.com team is going to capitalize on the new SQL Server 2022 features and encourage them to bring innovative solutions to the community!
Next Steps
- Check out all of the SQL Server 2022 tips on MSSQLTips.com
- Stay tuned for more SQL Server 2022 tips from the MSSQLTips.com team
About the author
Jeremy Kadlec is a Co-Founder, Editor and Author at MSSQLTips.com with more than 300 contributions. He is also the CTO @ Edgewood Solutions and a six-time SQL Server MVP. Jeremy brings 20+ years of SQL Server DBA and Developer experience to the community after earning a bachelor's degree from SSU and master's from UMBC.This author pledges the content of this article is based on professional experience and not AI generated.
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Article Last Updated: 2022-11-17
