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SQL Server 2022 Features in Detail.


SQL Server 2022 Features in Detail.


1. Data Virtualization:

Data virtualization in SQL Server 2022 enables you to access and query data from various sources as if they were part of a single database. This eliminates the need for complex data integration processes and allows for seamless querying of distributed data.

2. Machine Learning Services Enhancements:

SQL Server 2022 offers enhanced integration with machine learning frameworks like TensorFlow and PyTorch. This enables you to train and deploy machine learning models directly within the database, bringing AI-driven insights closer to the data.

3. Improved Security:

The Data Discovery and Classification capabilities in SQL Server 2022 help identify sensitive data and apply appropriate security measures. Always Encrypted technology ensures that sensitive data remains encrypted in various scenarios.

4. Big Data Clusters:

Big data clusters allow you to manage and query large datasets across SQL Server, Hadoop, and Spark clusters. This feature provides powerful capabilities for handling diverse data sources without data movement.

5. Smart Transaction Log:

The Smart Transaction Log feature optimizes the management of transaction logs by dynamically adjusting log file sizes. This enhances performance and operational efficiency.

6. Temporal Tables Enhancements:

Temporal tables in SQL Server 2022 have been improved with system-versioned temporal tables for automated history retention and application-time temporal tables for more flexible temporal data management.

7. Query Performance Insights:

SQL Server 2022's Query Store functionality offers detailed information about query performance over time. This helps database administrators identify and address performance issues effectively.

8. Containerization and Kubernetes Support:

SQL Server 2022 provides improved support for containerization and Kubernetes, allowing for easier deployment, scaling, and management of SQL Server instances in cloud-native environments.

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