End of support for Microsoft SQL Server 2005 opens the door to significant performance improvements for essential business services.

Key Takeaways SQL Server 2012 is reaching end of life, posing a threat to organizations; a guide on what to do next is essential. SQL Server is a relational database management software developed by ...

Check out what's new in each version of the product: SQL Server 2022 Release Notes SQL Server 2019 Release Notes SQL Server 2017 Release Notes SQL Server 2016 Release Notes Support for [!INCLUDE ...

Extended Support for SQL Server 2008 ends in January, and many users are wondering what their next course of action should be in regards to security.

If you plan on upgrading from SQL Server 2008 or SQL Server 2008 R2, then you'll need to follow the steps form the SQL Server installation media.

With SQL Server 2005 support discontinued, here’s a clear strategy for making a smooth transition to a newer SQL version.

Get tips for updating to Microsoft SQL Server 2014, including using SLQ's Copy Database Wizard and a checklist with key tasks to complete during your migration plan.

The only way to get extended support for 2008 versions of Windows and SQL Server is in the cloud. Here's why you should be thinking about 2012 migrations now as well.

As of July 13, SQL Server 2016 no longer has mainstream support. Your next steps as a DBA include understanding Microsoft's support model, knowing the risks of upgrading and then biting the ...

Overview The SQL Express database service is intended for small, non-mission critical databases. These databases reside on servers in a controlled physical environment with managed updates, ...