Microsoft has released SQL Server 2025 Cumulative Update 8 (KB5104822), a build that bundles 11 fixes across backup and restore, Linux, replication, programmability, setup, and maintenance tasks. It also includes two update-specific known issues to be aware of before planning a rollout.
Microsoft has published Cumulative Update 7 for SQL Server 2025 (KB5096981, build 17.0.4065.4). The release includes 10 fixes across the Database Engine, Integration Services, and Universal Communication Stack, plus two documented known issues to be aware of.
Microsoft has released SQL Server 2022 Cumulative Update 26 (KB5093420, build 16.0.4265.3). The update includes 12 fixes across high availability, query execution, maintenance plans, programmability, and storage access, plus two documented known issues.
Microsoft has published SQL Server 2019 CU32 + GDR (KB5102335), building SQL Server to 15.0.4480.2. The update includes four fixes across Integration Services, query execution, replication, and SQL Agent, and it also documents a known linked server failure involving MSDASQL.
Microsoft has released SQL Server 2025 KB5101346 (build 17.0.4060.2), a security update that combines CU6 and GDR. It includes seven fixes across Integration Services, the SQL Server Engine, replication, and SQL Agent, along with one documented known issue for linked server queries that use MSDASQL.
Microsoft’s SQL Server update history now lists KB5102334 for SQL Server 2022 GDR, with build 16.0.1190.2 and an official release date of July 14, 2026.
Microsoft has published SQL Server 2022 CU25 + GDR, updating the product to build 16.0.4262.2. The release includes four fixes across Integration Services, query execution, replication, and SQL Agent, plus one known issue affecting linked server queries that use MSDASQL.