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DBCC TRACEOFF is a database console command (DBCC) in Microsoft SQL Server that can be used to disable trace flags, which are special switches that… Read More »SQL Server DBCC Commands: DBCC TRACEOFF

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Today Microsoft released a new update for SQL Server. SQL Server 2022 CU17 for 2022 (16.0.4175.1 – January 2025) CU15 + GDR (16.0.4155.4 – November… Read More »New SQL Update from Microsoft