Tag: SQL Server Patching
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Keeping SQL Server and Critical Systems Up to Date
Applying the latest patches to SQL Server, Windows OS, and underlying hardware is a vital part of maintaining secure, high-performing systems. For many organizations, this is done on a regular schedule—monthly, quarterly, or aligned with specific maintenance windows. However, for business-critical, 24/7 systems, patching takes extra planning and…
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How to Check Your SQL Server Version
Checking your SQL Server versions is a thing we need to do quite often as Database Administrators (DBAs). We know how important it is to keep our software up to date. This post is here to help you check the version of your running SQL Server instances, with…
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