Month: October 2024
Error SQL71627 exporting BACPAC file in Azure SQL Database
We had a support request where the customer was getting an error when trying to export his Azure SQL Database to a bacpac file using the SqlPackage command-line utility.
Error message:
Microsoft.Data.Tools.Diagnostics.Tracer Error: 19 : 2024-08-21T16:10:56 : Microsoft.SqlServer.Dac.DacServicesException: One or more unsupported elements were found in the schema used as part of a data package.
Error SQL71627: The element Permission has property Permission set to a value that is not supported in Microsoft Azure SQL Database v12.
The root cause was the existence of a “RECEIVE” type of permission that existed in the database on object QueryNotificationErrorsQueue. The presence of this permission was causing the error during database export.
This permission can be found querying sys.database_permissions. For example, using a query like this:
SELECT pr.principal_id
,pr.name [PrincipalName]
,pr.type_desc
,pr.authentication_type_desc
,pe.state_desc
,pe.permission_name
,s.name + ‘.’ + o.name AS ObjectName
FROM sys.database_principals AS pr
INNER JOIN sys.database_permissions AS pe ON pe.grantee_principal_id = pr.principal_id
INNER JOIN sys.objects AS o ON pe.major_id = o.object_id
INNER JOIN sys.schemas AS s ON o.schema_id = s.schema_id
WHERE PE.permission_name=’RECEIVE’
Solution:
To fix the issue, this permission needs to be removed: REVOKE RECEIVE ON QueryNotificationErrorsQueue TO [UserName]
After removing that permission, bacpac export was successful.
In this case, the customer did not know where this permission originated from. It is possible that the database was being used with query notification and Service Broker on an on-premises environment sometime in the past. This permission is mentioned in this link: Query Notification Permissions
The same error happens for database exports to bacpac file via SSMS and also in the Azure Portal import/export service.
Olders versions of SSMS (version 17.9.1 for example) seem to not be affected and do not generate this error.
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How Can I Recover permanently Deleted Photos from Android Phone?
Hi all,
I am a long time Windows 11 user and want to know if it is possible to recover deleted photos on Android phone from my PC. I accidentally deleted dozens of photos when I was trying to free up more space on my phone.
I checked the Trash folder and the photos are there. Do you know how to recover permanently deleted photos on Android phone? I heard it is totally possible. Kindly share your insight about this.
Hi all, I am a long time Windows 11 user and want to know if it is possible to recover deleted photos on Android phone from my PC. I accidentally deleted dozens of photos when I was trying to free up more space on my phone. I checked the Trash folder and the photos are there. Do you know how to recover permanently deleted photos on Android phone? I heard it is totally possible. Kindly share your insight about this. Read More
OneDrive Sync hangs on same point for hours
Message on “OneDrive – personal” window :
“2 Dateien werden heruntergeladen . 5.4MB von 5.4MB”
Message when the curser is over the OneDrive – synch symbol (righ lower corner of screen):
“OneDrive – personal
Download 5.4 von 5.4MB bei 0.0 KB/s, 2 Dateien verbleiben”
This message appears since hours and days, no progress so far.
I have restructured OneDrive -files on my Labtop. So I guess there are around 200GByte still to synchronize.
I have set the feature in OneDrive Synchronization that the files are all to be kept on the labtop (where there I have originally placed them)
Can somebody help me, that the files ARE synchronized with OneDrive.
Thanks and greetings
Message on “OneDrive – personal” window :”2 Dateien werden heruntergeladen . 5.4MB von 5.4MB” Message when the curser is over the OneDrive – synch symbol (righ lower corner of screen):”OneDrive – personalDownload 5.4 von 5.4MB bei 0.0 KB/s, 2 Dateien verbleiben” This message appears since hours and days, no progress so far. I have restructured OneDrive -files on my Labtop. So I guess there are around 200GByte still to synchronize. I have set the feature in OneDrive Synchronization that the files are all to be kept on the labtop (where there I have originally placed them) Can somebody help me, that the files ARE synchronized with OneDrive.Thanks and greetings Read More
Promote subtask is greyed out
Hi everyone,
I’m experiencing an issue with Microsoft Project where the following features are greyed out:
Promote SubtaskMake SubtaskAdd DependencyRemove Dependencies
For context, I have basic access to the project, and my role type is set as “Member.”
My question is: does my role and access level have something to do with these options being unavailable, or should these features work regardless of my role?
Any guidance would be appreciated!
Thanks!
M
Hi everyone,I’m experiencing an issue with Microsoft Project where the following features are greyed out:Promote SubtaskMake SubtaskAdd DependencyRemove DependenciesFor context, I have basic access to the project, and my role type is set as “Member.”My question is: does my role and access level have something to do with these options being unavailable, or should these features work regardless of my role?Any guidance would be appreciated!Thanks!M Read More
Federating multiple domains with Google Workspace (IdP)
We have 2 domains in our org, with these being added and verified in our Google Workspace and M365 tenants.
We’ve setup federation between our Entra ID (SP) and Google Workspace (IdP) for one of our domains using the steps in this article. However, when repeating the same steps to add our other domain we run into the following error.
New-MgDomainFederationConfiguration_CreateExpanded: Resource already exists.
I’ve found this article, but it looks to be only applicable to on-prem AD and uses deprecated PowerShel modules (which don’t work on Mac).
Has anyone managed to federate multiple domains with Entra ID and Google Workspace?
We have 2 domains in our org, with these being added and verified in our Google Workspace and M365 tenants. We’ve setup federation between our Entra ID (SP) and Google Workspace (IdP) for one of our domains using the steps in this article. However, when repeating the same steps to add our other domain we run into the following error. New-MgDomainFederationConfiguration_CreateExpanded: Resource already exists. I’ve found this article, but it looks to be only applicable to on-prem AD and uses deprecated PowerShel modules (which don’t work on Mac). Has anyone managed to federate multiple domains with Entra ID and Google Workspace? Read More
Is Export-StartLayout no longer implemented?
Since the new release of Windows 11 LTSC 24H2 I’ve been trying to make a new image. In the process I export the custom start layout. After using the command:
Export-StartLayout -UseDesktopApplicationID -Path layout.json
I got the following error message:
Export-StartLayout : The method or operation is not implemented.
At line:1 char:1
+ Export-StartLayout -UseDesktopApplicationID -Path layout.json
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Export-StartLayout], NotImplementedException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : System.NotImplementedException,Microsoft.Windows.StartLayout.Commands.ExportStartLayoutCommand
I checked the resource for Customizing the Start Menu, and they are still mentioning the Export-StartLayout cmdlet. The main difference is instead of XML it’s JSON.
Out of curiosity I tried running the command without paramters looking for another error code and got the following:
Export-StartLayout : Parameter set cannot be resolved using the specified named parameters.
At line:1 char:1
+ Export-StartLayout
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : InvalidArgument: (:) [Export-StartLayout], ParameterBindingException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : AmbiguousParameterSet,Microsoft.Windows.StartLayout.Commands.ExportStartLayoutCommand
Happily waiting for any replies,
dedicated-worker.
Since the new release of Windows 11 LTSC 24H2 I’ve been trying to make a new image. In the process I export the custom start layout. After using the command:Export-StartLayout -UseDesktopApplicationID -Path layout.json I got the following error message:Export-StartLayout : The method or operation is not implemented.
At line:1 char:1
+ Export-StartLayout -UseDesktopApplicationID -Path layout.json
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Export-StartLayout], NotImplementedException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : System.NotImplementedException,Microsoft.Windows.StartLayout.Commands.ExportStartLayoutCommandI checked the resource for Customizing the Start Menu, and they are still mentioning the Export-StartLayout cmdlet. The main difference is instead of XML it’s JSON. Out of curiosity I tried running the command without paramters looking for another error code and got the following:Export-StartLayout : Parameter set cannot be resolved using the specified named parameters.
At line:1 char:1
+ Export-StartLayout
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : InvalidArgument: (:) [Export-StartLayout], ParameterBindingException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : AmbiguousParameterSet,Microsoft.Windows.StartLayout.Commands.ExportStartLayoutCommand Happily waiting for any replies,dedicated-worker. Read More
Failed to renew action pack. My business is suffering for 20 days.
I have failed to renew action pack at lat days. There was a general error after trying to buy it with credit card. I have raised an issue. But instead of letting me know the reason behind the support person just mailed me how to renew steps. By the time I had the opportunity to talk to them my company verification status was rejected. I have been transferred to another team and came to know that i need to change my primary contact information since the email address is in “info@” format though it’s been there for years. But since my office 365 subscription is expired I can’t change my email and transferred to another team to do so. After providing all necessary information It’s been 5 days and still no progress. It’s utterly frustrating. And my previous two experience with Microsoft Partner Portal support was similarly poor. Is there any way to make it faster? Or I should leave the platform Microsoft just don’t care about their partners. I have been using Microsoft Development platform for two decades and their support and forums are just the best. But support of Partner Portal is the worst.
I have failed to renew action pack at lat days. There was a general error after trying to buy it with credit card. I have raised an issue. But instead of letting me know the reason behind the support person just mailed me how to renew steps. By the time I had the opportunity to talk to them my company verification status was rejected. I have been transferred to another team and came to know that i need to change my primary contact information since the email address is in “info@” format though it’s been there for years. But since my office 365 subscription is expired I can’t change my email and transferred to another team to do so. After providing all necessary information It’s been 5 days and still no progress. It’s utterly frustrating. And my previous two experience with Microsoft Partner Portal support was similarly poor. Is there any way to make it faster? Or I should leave the platform Microsoft just don’t care about their partners. I have been using Microsoft Development platform for two decades and their support and forums are just the best. But support of Partner Portal is the worst. Read More
Best Practices for classifying and labelling data with Azure Information protection
Azure Information Protection is a cloud-based solution that is easy to implement and helps organizations protect their sensitive data. It is a combination of data classification and Azure rights management service. Data classification is classifying of data based on the sensitivity and Azure RMS is aligning permission to a document depending upon the classification which has been used. AIP also includes a data loss prevention (DLP) capability to help organizations prevent sensitive data from being accidentally or intentionally leaked. AIP can also help to ensure that data is only accessed and used in accordance with the organization’s data protection and security policies.
Please find the attachment document for more details on classify and labelling.
Azure Information Protection is a cloud-based solution that is easy to implement and helps organizations protect their sensitive data. It is a combination of data classification and Azure rights management service. Data classification is classifying of data based on the sensitivity and Azure RMS is aligning permission to a document depending upon the classification which has been used. AIP also includes a data loss prevention (DLP) capability to help organizations prevent sensitive data from being accidentally or intentionally leaked. AIP can also help to ensure that data is only accessed and used in accordance with the organization’s data protection and security policies.Please find the attachment document for more details on classify and labelling. Read More
Exploring Windows on ARM: The Future of Computing
Hello! I’m Sourabh Kumar Verma, a Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador from Bangalore, currently pursuing my studies in Computer Science.
Recently, I had the opportunity to explore Windows on ARM (24H2), hosted on an Azure Virtual Machine. Yes, you heard that right—Windows on ARM is available on Azure, and many people aren’t aware of it! You don’t need a physical Windows Dev Kit 2023 or Windows Copilot+PC to access it.
What is Windows on ARM?
Windows on ARM refers to the version of the Windows operating system optimized for devices running ARM-based processors, as opposed to traditional x86 architecture. ARM processors are known for their power efficiency, making them ideal for mobile and energy-conscious devices. Over the past few years, ARM has grown in popularity due to its ability to deliver strong performance in smaller form factors, enabling longer battery life and more efficient operation.
Why ARM over x86?
The ARM architecture focuses on power efficiency and a simplified instruction set, offering significant benefits over x86. ARM-based devices tend to consume less power, making them excellent for portable and battery-powered devices. ARM processors also enable better thermal management, reducing the need for complex cooling systems. This shift is essential for scaling Windows to a broader range of devices beyond just PCs.
For more technical details, check out this Windows on ARM overview.
Running Windows on ARM in Azure VM
Yes, Windows on ARM can be hosted in the cloud, and I personally tested this on an Azure Virtual Machine. You don’t need specialized hardware—just a VM deployment. I used a setup with 4 cores and 16 GB of RAM (Standard D4pds v5 configuration), running Windows 11 Pro, and connected to it via RDP
Upon booting up, I noticed a few immediate differences:
The default wallpaper wasn’t the familiar Windows 11 bloom wallpaper.
In the Task Manager, I saw that the VM was powered by an Ampere Altra processor, and the system was consuming about 3.5 GB of RAM and 20 GB of disk space.
It’s very snappy
Almost all of the 1st party services are running on ARM64.
Majority of services running ARM64 architecture
App Compatibility on Windows on ARM
There are three types of app experiences when running Windows on ARM:
1. Fully optimized: Apps specifically built for ARM processors run smoothly and take full advantage of the architecture.
2. Emulated through Prism layer: x86 apps can still run on ARM through emulation, which uses a compatibility layer to translate instructions. Learn more about x86 emulation on ARM.
3. Incompatible apps: Some x86 apps, particularly those with heavy reliance on game engines, anti-cheat software, and certain drivers, may not run as expected.
Microsoft’s Developer Tools for ARM
At Microsoft Build 2024, the launch of Copilot + PC was a major announcement, and it showcased how Windows on ARM is set to play a significant role in future development. You can read more about that launch here.
Microsoft has been making significant strides in providing developers with the tools to create native ARM apps. Whether you are working with Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, or using other frameworks like .NET, there is robust support for developing apps optimized for ARM. Programming languages like Python, C#, and many others are fully supported, making it easier for developers to build powerful applications on this architecture.
I tested my C# Tic Tac Toe app built for x86 on .NET 5, and it ran flawlessly without any stutters or warnings, thanks to the excellent emulation layer.
Running x86 compiled .NET app in Windows on ARM through emulation
Successfully installed Python 3.12.6 ARM64
Clean-up of resources
Conclusion
Windows on ARM represents a significant leap forward in efficiency, scalability, and portability for developers. Microsoft’s commitment to supporting ARM through developer tools, emulation layers, and Azure VMs makes it easier than ever for developers to explore this architecture. With robust development environments, programming language support, and a focus on native ARM apps, the potential for innovation is huge.
If you’re a developer, now is the perfect time to explore Windows on ARM—whether through Azure or the various developer kits available. The future of computing might just be powered by ARM!
Useful Links
Overview of Windows on ARM:
Learn more about the architecture and capabilities of Windows on ARM.
Windows on ARM Overview
x86 Emulation on Windows on ARM:
Discover how x86 apps run on ARM using Microsoft’s Prism layer for emulation.
x86 Emulation on ARM
Visual Studio for ARM Development:
Explore the tools available for developing ARM-optimized apps using Visual Studio.
Visual Studio on ARM
Windows Dev Kit 2023:
Get familiar with the hardware for developing ARM apps locally.
Windows Dev Kit 2023
Copilot + PC Launch:
Read about the exciting new Copilot features unveiled at Microsoft Build 2024.
Introducing Copilot + PC
Register for Windows insider program
These links will help you get started with building, testing, and optimizing apps for Windows on ARM.
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The best way to create Windows 10 bootable USB from ISO image?
My dad’s old PC was broken and need a fresh install. Currently, I already downloaded the Windows 10 ISO (22H2) from Microsoft website. How can I make Windows 10 bootable USB from ISO? For the past few years, I don’t work with Windows machine quite often. Sometimes, I play legacy games on my Windows 7 PC. I also have a MacBook Pro M2 at home.
So in my case, what is the best way to create Windows 10 bootable USB from ISO? When I was trying to get an answer from search engine, there are two many options popped up and some of them are very old posts.
Much appreciated for any input on this matter!
My dad’s old PC was broken and need a fresh install. Currently, I already downloaded the Windows 10 ISO (22H2) from Microsoft website. How can I make Windows 10 bootable USB from ISO? For the past few years, I don’t work with Windows machine quite often. Sometimes, I play legacy games on my Windows 7 PC. I also have a MacBook Pro M2 at home. So in my case, what is the best way to create Windows 10 bootable USB from ISO? When I was trying to get an answer from search engine, there are two many options popped up and some of them are very old posts. Much appreciated for any input on this matter! Read More
Free Teams Licenses Now Blocked for Federated Communications
Blocked Teams Federated Chat for Trial Tenants
In June 2024, Microsoft announced their intention to block federated communications using Teams to a certain class of tenant. Time passes by and software updates happen, and the block is now firmly in place. The thing is that you might not be aware that blocked Teams federated chat exists and is active until someone attempts to use federation to set up a chat with someone else in another tenant.
As a refresher, Microsoft implemented the block to stop spammers firing up a test Microsoft 365 tenant and use test Teams licenses to spam other users. The rules around acquiring and operating test Microsoft 365 tenants have tightened since I wrote about how to get a developer tenant in 2021. Microsoft doesn’t like hackers using its services as a platform for malicious activity, so new development tenants are restricted to people with a Visual Studio enterprise subscription.
More than Just Teams
It’s not just about spamming Teams through federated chat: the problems with free tenants include email spam (which is why many tenants block email from *.onmicrosoft.com domains) and attackers using test tenants as a jumping-off point for poking around inside Microsoft 365 hoping to find another tenant to compromise.
Requiring people to take out a subscription and provide a valid credit card is certainly a way to stop misuse. However, the news about the restriction was much to the chagrin of those who depend on test tenants for legitimate purposes such as training and making videos, testing Microsoft 365 apps and Entra ID elements like conditional access policies, and so on.
Different Flavors of Trial Tenants
Microsoft 365 supports different flavors of trial tenants. Apart from the obvious candidates like developer tenants, there are also tenants like those assigned to Microsoft MVPs. In fact, many MVPs couldn’t figure out why blocked Teams federated chat with other tenants suddenly happened. No manner of diligent checks against external access settings (Figure 1) turned up a clue until someone pointed out that the tenants in use came under Microsoft’s trial category and were therefore affected by the ban.
Figure 1: Teams external access settings usually control federated communications
The only other tenants that can be communicated with are those who amend their tenant external federation configuration with PowerShell to set the ExternalAccessWithTrialTenants control to Allowed. I doubt many tenants will deviate from the default value (Blocked) because no good reason exists to allow federated communications with test tenants. It would be the equivalent of an administrator making the decision to accept email from any and all sources, welcoming junk email from anywhere.
Other restrictions exist for trial tenants. For instance, when I was testing the new Exchange Online High-Volume Email (HVE) solution, I discovered that I couldn’t create any of the special HVE mail user objects used to send messages via the HVE SMTP endpoint. After digging into the problem and discussing it with Microsoft 365 messaging engineering (aka Exchange Online), I discovered that test tenants have a limit on the number of mail user objects that can be created. The situation is complicated because when you create a guest user account in Entra ID, Exchange Online creates a mail user object to allow the account to be emailed. The tenant I was using had many guest accounts, and I had to reduce the number of mail users to under 100 before I could add HVE mail users. Of course, none of this apart from the link between guest accounts and mail users is documented.
Can Anything be Done for Blocked Teams Federated Chat?
If you don’t want Teams to put your tenant in the test category, buy at least one Microsoft 365 license that includes Teams. The cheapest option is Microsoft 365 Business Basic. At the time of writing, Microsoft advertises licenses with and without Teams. The version with Teams costs $6 monthly, which isn’t a lot to make your tenant look like the real thing.
Remember that trial licenses can coexist alongside paid-for licenses. However, once you’ve used trial licenses for a product in a tenant, it’s likely that Microsoft will block another test for the same product.
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SharePoint List Customize Form using Power Apps opening in small popup
SharePoint List Customize Form using Power Apps suddenly opening in center of window and very small size. working fine till yesterday
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Cannot log into Outlook or Microsoft
Ongoing problem for over a week. I can access outook from work computer and iphone, but not from laptop or home desktop.
At first tried to change password…does not work. Then stumbled upon a form to “re-claim” my account. Filled in all the boxes, which include last 4 email addresses I sent to plus subject lines. I never got a reply from microsoft and after 48 hours, still cannot log in. Un-installed, then re-installed the outook app to no avail.Created a dummy account so i can contact support (because you actually have to sign in to contact support)Support told me to fill out the same form I filled out in step #2. I complied.I then had access to my emails for 24 hours, but am now again locked out.
Can any one help me? I will pay someone who can fix this problem. I need access to my emails.
email address removed for privacy reasons (the account I am locked out of)
email address removed for privacy reasons (I have access to this email.
Ongoing problem for over a week. I can access outook from work computer and iphone, but not from laptop or home desktop. At first tried to change password…does not work. Then stumbled upon a form to “re-claim” my account. Filled in all the boxes, which include last 4 email addresses I sent to plus subject lines. I never got a reply from microsoft and after 48 hours, still cannot log in. Un-installed, then re-installed the outook app to no avail.Created a dummy account so i can contact support (because you actually have to sign in to contact support)Support told me to fill out the same form I filled out in step #2. I complied.I then had access to my emails for 24 hours, but am now again locked out.Can any one help me? I will pay someone who can fix this problem. I need access to my emails. email address removed for privacy reasons (the account I am locked out of)email address removed for privacy reasons (I have access to this email. Read More
Events with random white windows related to Edge
The following link provides key information about this annoying bug.
The following link provides key information about this annoying bug.https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_11-start-win_general/windows-11-white-window-appears-for-a-while-then/e3c130e9-48f9-4495-90c9-7b7ea7f24b58?messageId=19178fbf-4d8f-4a7a-b509-6fa8b0f0f926 Read More
Security Update for SQL Server 2016 SP3 GDR
The Security Update for SQL Server 2016 SP3 GDR is now available for download at the Microsoft Download Center and Microsoft Update Catalog sites. This package cumulatively includes all previous security fixes for SQL Server 2016 SP3, plus it includes the new security fixes detailed in the KB Article.
Security Bulletins:
Security Update of SQL Server 2016 SP3 GDR KB Article: KB5046063
Microsoft Download Center: https://www.microsoft.com/download/details.aspx?id=68a3ff54-9851-4035-8981-03ca6cfb2cdf
Microsoft Update Catalog: https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=5046063
Latest Updates for Microsoft SQL Server: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/sql/releases/download-and-install-latest-updates
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Security Update for SQL Server 2016 SP3 Azure Connect Feature Pack
The Security Update for SQL Server 2016 SP3 Azure Connect Feature Pack is now available for download at the Microsoft Download Center and Microsoft Update Catalog sites. This package cumulatively includes all previous security fixes for SQL Server 2016 SP3 Azure Connect Feature Pack, plus it includes the new security fixes detailed in the KB Article.
Security Bulletins:
Security Update of SQL Server 2016 SP3 Azure Connect Feature Pack KB Article: KB5046062
Microsoft Download Center: https://www.microsoft.com/download/details.aspx?id=1529ce67-e6db-4079-97c5-bfbe9c0db2cf
Microsoft Update Catalog: https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=5046062
Latest Updates for Microsoft SQL Server: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/sql/releases/download-and-install-latest-updates
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Security Update for SQL Server 2017 RTM GDR
The Security Update for SQL Server 2017 RTM GDR is now available for download at the Microsoft Download Center and Microsoft Update Catalog sites. This package cumulatively includes all previous security fixes for SQL Server 2017 RTM GDR, plus it includes the new security fixes detailed in the KB Article.
Security Bulletins:
Security Update of SQL Server 2017 RTM GDR KB Article: KB5046058
Microsoft Download Center: https://www.microsoft.com/download/details.aspx?id=834df7fc-efea-4cc9-ad19-177e75abe11b
Microsoft Update Catalog: https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=5046058
Latest Updates for Microsoft SQL Server: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/sql/releases/download-and-install-latest-updates
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Security Update for SQL Server 2017 RTM CU31
The Security Update for SQL Server 2017 RTM CU31 is now available for download at the Microsoft Download Center and Microsoft Update Catalog sites. This package cumulatively includes all previous security fixes for SQL Server 2017 RTM CU31, plus it includes the new security fixes detailed in the KB Article.
Security Bulletins:
Security Update of SQL Server 2017 RTM CU31 KB Article: KB5046061
Microsoft Download Center: https://www.microsoft.com/download/details.aspx?id=3539dc62-ca90-4262-9359-83f847383684
Microsoft Update Catalog: https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=5046061
Latest Updates for Microsoft SQL Server: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/sql/releases/download-and-install-latest-updates
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Security Update for SQL Server 2019 RTM GDR
The Security Update for SQL Server 2019 RTM GDR is now available for download at the Microsoft Download Center and Microsoft Update Catalog sites. This package cumulatively includes all previous security fixes for SQL Server 2019 RTM GDR, plus it includes the new security fixes detailed in the KB Article.
Security Bulletins:
Security Update of SQL Server 2019 RTM GDR KB Article: KB5046056
Microsoft Download Center: https://www.microsoft.com/download/details.aspx?id=711b7d4c-fac8-4590-960f-17b4d24a0207
Microsoft Update Catalog: https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=5046056
Latest Updates for Microsoft SQL Server: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/sql/releases/download-and-install-latest-updates
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