So sánh sql server 2008 và 2023
I know, management wants you to stay on an older build, and the vendor says they’ll only support older versions, but now’s your chance to make your case for a newer version – and I’m gonna help you do it. Show I’m going to go from the dark ages forward, making a sales pitch for each newer version. But I got a really good deal on this CD at a garage saleYou should consider SQL Server 2016 if…
Even in late 2023, SQL Server 2016 is still the 2 most popular version, which is pretty amazing given that it’s ~7 years old.You should consider SQL Server 2017 if…
It’s tough for me to make a case for 2017 here. The features aren’t really amazing, so folks end up either on 2016 or 2019. You should consider SQL Server 2019 if…
As of 2023, SQL Server 2019 has the biggest installation base. It’s a really good bet for long term support. You should consider SQL Server 2022 if…First off, I don’t think you should. SQL Server 2022’s flagship feature still isn’t ready yet. But if you still want 2022, consider it only if:
In summary, you can tell that I’m kinda nervous about the state of SQL Server 2022 right now. Is it supposed to smell this bad?So what’s the right answer?When I look at that list in late 2023, SQL Server 2019 makes a pretty compelling case for most folks. It’s a good balance of new features, stability, and long shelf life. In most shops, where folks are overworked and can’t upgrade every server every year, I can see installing 2019 today, and then seeing how 2022’s patch release goes, and holding out for the next version after 2022. |