Better locking, improved query optimization, and... Copilot
A new version of Microsoft's database warhorse, SQL Server, is on the way, with some useful improvements squeezed between the inevitable artificial intelligence additions.
There's support for Entra managed identities, which Microsoft says will improve credential management and compliance, and failover reliability has also been enhanced. And, of course, Copilot is in SQL Server Management Studio to"streamline SQL development by offering real-time suggestions, code completions, and best practice recommendations."
Assuming SQL Server 2025 makes it to general availability in 2025 – it is currently in Private Preview – this translates to support until at least 2035.SQL Server 2025 reflects Microsoft's obsession with AI."SQL Server 2025 transforms SQL Server into an enterprise AI-ready database, bringing AI to customers' data in a secure, efficient manner," the spokesperson said.
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