If you are looking into what's new for this generation of the tool, here is a comprehensive breakdown of the major updates. 1. Modernized User Experience
for SSMS 18.x:
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The 18.x releases exposed many of SQL Server 2019's Intelligent Query Processing features through graphical interfaces, including row mode memory grant feedback, approximate count distinct, and batch mode on rowstore—features that had previously required deep T-SQL knowledge to implement. If you are looking into what's new for
Right-click a database to scan for potential security liabilities, misconfigurations, and deviations from Microsoft’s best practices. This link or copies made by others cannot be deleted
A hospital implementing HIPAA compliance uses SSMS 18.3's Data Classification features to tag columns containing patient health information (PHI). Database administrators can quickly identify all sensitive columns, apply sensitivity labels, and verify that Always Encrypted with Secure Enclaves protects the data without breaking application functionality.
If you are looking into what's new for this generation of the tool, here is a comprehensive breakdown of the major updates. 1. Modernized User Experience
for SSMS 18.x:
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The 18.x releases exposed many of SQL Server 2019's Intelligent Query Processing features through graphical interfaces, including row mode memory grant feedback, approximate count distinct, and batch mode on rowstore—features that had previously required deep T-SQL knowledge to implement.
Right-click a database to scan for potential security liabilities, misconfigurations, and deviations from Microsoft’s best practices.
A hospital implementing HIPAA compliance uses SSMS 18.3's Data Classification features to tag columns containing patient health information (PHI). Database administrators can quickly identify all sensitive columns, apply sensitivity labels, and verify that Always Encrypted with Secure Enclaves protects the data without breaking application functionality.