SQL Server Change-log?

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Our system recently started behaving strangely due to a specific query not functioning as it used to.

It is possible (but unlikely) that this has been an undetected problem since the last release. I want to make sure that it might not have been a change in SQL server.

It has to do with how SQL interprets non-aliased column names in sub-queries used within delete statements.

Where can I get a complete change-log for SQL Server?

Posted 2-Jul-14 23:15pm

MatthysDT

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2014-07-02T23:56:00

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This link http://sqlserverbuilds.blogspot.co.uk/[^] has an unofficial list of all of the builds/patches etc for SQL Server.

Although it is unofficial, the links provided take you through to the Micro$oft Support notes for that specific release

Posted 2-Jul-14 23:56pm

CHill60