As Jimmy Buffett sang, “Fifteen’ll get you twenty, but that’s alright.” I’m sure he was talking about SQL Server 2019 Cumulative Update 15.
Fixes include:
- Database corruption after creating an external library
- Filtered index corruption when a computed column is dropped
- Memory leak when using STDistance with spatial indexes
- Fix a system-wide low memory issue that occurs when SQL Server commits memory above the max server memory
- Data Quality Services does inconsistent date math on certain dates between 1899 and 1900
- Several Availability Groups fixes
- Insufficient memory errors with In-Memory OLTP (I can see how that would be awkward)
- Shrink Database tasks weren’t working in 2019 (hmm, kinda wish they’da left this one broken)
- Buffer overruns when data buffer spans multiple SNI packets
- sp_pkeys KEY_SEQ wasn’t reporting the right order (yay, I know a few readers have been asking for that)
And more. Go get ’em!
