SQL Server Management Studio Version 16.5.2 Now Available for Download
The latest release from the SQL Server product group at Microsoft has just gone public and is available for download today. Read on to see what has changed.
Microsoft continues to release updates to the flagship management tool for SQL Server, Management Studio, on their monthly cadence. The latest version just went public and is available for download here.
There are roughly a dozen fixes incorporated into this release, many covering the new Always Encrypted feature of SQL Server 2016:
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Configuring Always Encrypted on an existing table fails with errors on unrelated objects. Connect ID 3103181
Configuring Always Encrypted for an existing database with multiple schemas doesn't work. Connect ID 3109591
The Always Encrypted, Encrypted Column wizard fails due to the database containing views that reference system views. Connect ID 3111925
When encrypting using Always Encrypted, errors from refreshing modules after encryption are incorrectly handled.
Open Recent menu option doesn't show recently saved files. Connect ID 3113288
SQL Server Management Studio is slow when right-clicking an index for a table over a remote (Internet) connection. Connect ID 3114074
Fixed an issue with a missing scroll bar in SQL Designer. Connect ID 3114856
The context menu for tables momentarily hangs.
SQL Server Management Studio occasionally throws exceptions in Activity Monitor and crashes
SQL Server Management Studio crashes with error "The process was terminated due to an internal error in the .NET Runtime at IP 71AF8579 (71AE0000) with exit code 80131506"
SQL Server Management Studio occasionally throws exceptions in Activity Monitor and crashes. Connect ID 697527.
For continued updates on future releases of SQL Server Management Studio and the list of associated fixes check back next month.
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