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SQL Server 2012 – What’s New?Karl-Heinz SütterlinTechnology Solution Professional [email protected] Switzerland
AgendaSQL 2012 VersionsSQL 2012 HighlightsSQL 2012 upgrade optionsSQL 2012 Q&A
SQL Server 2012 Versions
EnterpriseBusiness
IntelligenceStandard
Target scenarios
CPU
Memory
DB Size
For Mission Critical & Applications Data
Warehousing
For Premium Self-Service and
Corporate Business Intelligence
Continues to offer basic database, reporting and
analytics capabilities
Operating System maximum
Limited to lesser of 4 Sockets or 16
cores
Limited to lesser of 4 Sockets or 16
cores
Operating System maximum
64 GB 64 GB
524 PB 524 PB 524 PB
SQL Server 2012 Editions
EnterpriseBusiness
IntelligenceStandard
Licensing Options
Windows Server Core Edition Support
Basic High Availability
Basic OLTP
Basic Reporting & Analytics
Programmability & Developer Tools (T-SQL, CLR, data types, FileTable)
Manageability (Management Studio, Policy-Based Management)
Enterprise Data Mgmt. (Data Quality Services, Master Data Services)
Self-service Business Intelligence (Power View, PowerPivot for SPS)
Corporate Business Intelligence (Semantic model, advanced analytics)
Advanced Security (Advanced auditing, Transparent Data Encryption)
Data Warehousing (ColumnStore Index, compression, partitioning)
AlwaysOn High Availability
StreamInsight
Core-Based
üüüüüüüüüüüü
Advanced
Server + CAL
üüüüüüüüü
Basic
Core-Based or Server+CAL
üüüüüü
Basic
SQL Server 2012 Capabilities
SQL Version Mainstream Support Extended Support
SQL Server 2000 SP4 08.04.2008 09.04.2013
SQL Server 2005 SP4 12.04.2011 12.04.2016
SQL Server 2008 14.01.2014 08.01.2019
SQL Server 2008 R2 14.01.2014 08.01.2019
Prepare and execute on your upgrade and/or sustained engineering plans as early as possible for these SQL versions. Remaining current on your SQL Server version ensures that your product remains supported per the Support Lifecycle policy. Additionally, your software benefits from the many enhancements, fixes, and security updates provided through the latest releases.
SQL Server supportability
SQL Server 2012 Highlights
SQL Server 2012 Highlights
SQL Server AlwaysOn Up to 15K Partitions/Table
User-Defined Server Roles
SQL Server Data Tools
PHP Driver Unified Semantic Model
Data Quality Services
Reliable, Integrated Failover Detection ColumnStore Index
Contained Database Authentication
Win32 Access to Database files
Local DBRuntime Power View SSIS Server
Application Centric Failover
Fast FILESTREAM Distributed Replay FileTable UTF-16 In-memory BI for corporate
Enhanced MDS
Multiple Secondaries Fast Full-Text Search Audit Enhancements Semantic Search Platform
Paging for result sets Alerting MDS add-in for Excel
Readable Secondaries
Fast Spatial Performance
Management Pack for High Availability
Full Globe Spatial Support JDBC 4.0 driver Sysprep for AS CDC for Oracle
Online Operations
DBC & OLTP Appliances/RAs
Backup Secondaries DAC Enhancements Support for ARM processors
PowerPivot Enhancements
HA for StreamInsightResource Governor
EnhancementsDefault Schema for
Windows Group ODBC for LinuxReporting as SharePoint
Shared Service
Windows Server Core Support
Active Directory w/ SharePoint for SSRS
Hybrid Applications with SQL Azure
New Installation
Install a new server and instances
SIDE BY SIDE
Install an instance next to the existing one
INPLACE UPGRADE
Replace an existing instance
by one/one upgrade
• Less granular control over upgrade process
• Instance remains offline during part of upgrade
• Not best practice for all components
• Considerations for Rollback Strategy
• Easier, mostly automated, generally fast overall process
• System data upgraded• May require no additional
hardware• Applications remain pointing to
same server/DB
• More granular control over upgrade process at DB level
• Can be used to perform test migration
• Ability to run systems side-by-side for parallel runs
• Relatively straightforward rollback strategy
• Usually require additional hardware
• Server/database name changes• Not practical for VLDB (Very large
DB) unless utilizing SAN
• More granular control over upgrade process at DB level
• Can be used to perform test migration
• Ability to run systems side-by-side for parallel runs
• Goes frequently together with OS upgrade
• Goes frequently together with platform upgrade (x86->x64)
• Requires additional Hardware• Server/Database name changes• Not practical for VLDB unless
utilizing SAN
SQL Server 2012 upgrade options
• SSAS• SSAS now supports NUMA
and more than 64 processors
• The 4GB limit on string stores in dimensions has now been fixed
• All development work is now done in Visual Studio 2010, and BIDS is now called SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT).
• http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb522628.aspx
• SSRS• Power View• SharePoint Mode• Data Alerts• Report Server Projects in
SQL Server Data Tools for Visual Studio 2010• Excel Renderer for
Microsoft Excel 2007-2010 and Microsoft Excel 2003• Word Renderer for
Microsoft Word 2007-2010 and Microsoft Word 2003• http://
msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms170438.aspx
• SSIS• Deployment• Management and
Troubleshooting• Development
Enhancements• Performance• Data Quality• Access to Samples
and Tutorials• http://msdn.micros
oft.com/en-us/library/bb522534.aspx
New features is SSAS, SRS and SSIS
Q & A
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