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SQL Server 2019

SQL Server 2019 is Microsoft's relational database management system for Linux, used to store, query, and manage structured application data with…

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SQL Server 2019 is Microsoft's relational database management system for Linux, used to store, query, and manage structured application data with transactional integrity.

Platform availability

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Resources & Compatibility

Minimum requirements: 4 GB RAM, 2 CPU core(s), 6 GB disk.

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First-install notes

  • Running the official image Pull the official microsoft/mssql-server Docker image to deploy SQL Server 2019. Use the free Developer Edition for self-hosted development and testing, and budget at least 4 GB of RAM and 6 GB of disk space. source

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Alternatives

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Common questions

Can I run SQL Server for a .NET web application on Linux or Docker?

SQL Server can run natively on Linux or Docker, and GitHub CI/CD can build and push to Azure.

Is there a step-by-step installation guide for SQL Server 2019?

A step-by-step video tutorial covers installing SQL Server 2019 for production servers and beginners learning setup.

What scripts are useful for diagnosing SQL Server performance problems?

Glenn Berry's SQL Diagnostic Queries, Adam Machanic's whoisactive, and Brent Ozar scripts are mentioned as tools for investigating SQL Server issues.

Where can I get help with SQL Server issues or submit feedback?

Microsoft Learn provides a resource for finding help and submitting feedback for the SQL Server product or its technical documentation.

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Community

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