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Customers with an Azure technical support plan can open a ticket with Microsoft support.
You can check the following resources to understand if you encounter any known issues.
We publish our bug fix list in the SQL Server builds spreadsheet. This spreadsheet contains tabs with detailed fix list for our mainstream supported versions SQL Server 2022 (16.x), SQL Server 2019 (15.x), and SQL Server 2017 (14.x). You can sort this list by component and feature, and understand when a specific issue was fixed. Each fix item is also linked to its own article reference, which provides more details about the problem and any applicable workaround.
When we publish a Cumulative Update, we publish a Knowledge Base article that corresponds to that update. For example, SQL Server 2022 Cumulative Update 2. You can see the table in that article that shows the "Improvements and fixes included in this update".
If we detect that an update introduced a problem or regression, then we immediately add it as a "Known issues in this update" section of the same article. For example in Cumulative Update 19 for SQL Server 2019, you notice two issues highlighted that were introduced in that update.
Every major release of the product is accompanied by the release notes for that version. The release notes of that version document known issues associated with the release.
The best way to reach the SQL Server content team is through Git Issues. You'll find an option to submit a Git Issue at the bottom of most of our pages:
If you have something else to share - an idea, a suggestion, feedback, anything! - you can open a general Git Issue by going to https://aka.ms/SQLDocsFeedback and selecting New Issues.
Blogs
The following SQL Server blogs provide the latest information about SQL Server:
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