Aaron Bertrand SQL Server / SQL Server 2012 9
Today the SQL Server Release Services Team has released the third Cumulative Update for SQL Server 2012.
The KB article is at: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2723749.
The build number is: 11.0.2332.0.
There are 35 fixes publicly documented at the time of writing.
Aaron Bertrand
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Hi. The question is: auto increment (auto identity field) problem, after restart sql the increment number is not ok (1…750)ok, server restart (1725…)wrong was solved or its need more time for that?
On installing the localdb standalone, the installer said it discovered an old version and would upgrade it. The final version of localdb is now the same as what you report, 11.0.2318, and that's what shows up in Vs2012. The installer does NOT create another separate localdb installation, fortunately. (I'd prefer to have only one instance, my sql server developer edition, on my pc, but I suspect that something tragic might happen sooner or later with vs2012 if I remove localdb.)
I had vs2012 closed when I ran the installer, but it seems to use 11.0.2318 for all new invocations of localdb.
(btw I downloaded x64 since my sql is x64, and it looks like VS2012 had installed an x64 version of localdb, judging from the number of files for localdb in "prog files" compared to "prog files (x86)").
Also, you should see what happens if you download the standalone SqlLocalDb.exe. I wonder if it:
(a) replaces the engine for all localdb instances, existing and future
(b) only replaces the engine for all new localdb instances
(c) creates a completely separate localdb engine that runs side-by-side
I can't perform this test on any of the VMs I have ready access to, since their localdb engines are already at 11.0.2318.
You might be right about Visual Studio. In trying to repro your scenario I skipped the Visual Studio installation – I even complained to some colleagues within MS about the LocalDB not appearing in the SQL installer (oops).
Clearly the version of SqlLocalDb that ships with Visual Studio is still the RTM version, even though the standalone installer is a more modern build (that said, it falls between CU#1 and CU#2).
I was able to see the screen you're talking about. I wasn't seeing it before because setup skips to the second screen; you can only get there by clicking back. I filed a bug, please feel free to comment / up-vote:
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://web.archive.org/web/*/https://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/761178/cumulative-updates-for-sql-server-2012-still-mention-ctp
@AaronBertrand
When you run the cu3 exe hotfix/update file, the first screen after extraction of files is processed (the configuration check screen): on top it says "Sql Server 2012 Update … This installation provides updates for SQL Server 2012 CTP Preview (August CTP)." All the updates for Sql2012 say that, but it could be I'm the only guy who reads these screens.
Local db is always showing at 11.0.2100.60 for me, both in "remove programs" (control panel) and in VS2012 Sql explorer. It looks like a bug (along with the old multiple Data Tier App framework that get littered there).
I didn't realize LocalDB got installed with Sql2012. I had installed VS2012 pro (after sql2012), and thought localdb was installed with VS. I only use or see localdb with VS2012 (where you pretty much have no choice but to use it)–View, Sql Object Explorer. Seems VS2012 also requires it with database schema compares, which I do all the time.
Seems like the CU update does not apply to localdb, even though it is a shared feature that should allegedly get updated:
http://i.stack.imgur.com/Nuo1F.png
I also was unable to see anywhere that said "August CTP" – which screen was that specifically?
@tech I installed SQL Server 2012 RTM, then installed the standalone localdb installer from the URL in my last comment. My main instance is still RTM but any *new* localdb instance I create is 11.0.2318. Just a guess, but if you created localdb instances while still at RTM, they're stuck at RTM?
@tech did you install local db as a part of SQL Server setup, or using the standalone installer here: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=29062
Can we apply this patch to localdb? I still show localdb at 11.0.2100, after the main sql server on the machine was updated with cu3 to 11.0.2332.
thanks
(p.s. this patch, like all the others for sql 2012, mistakenly says it is an upgrade to "the August CTP edition" on the splash screen).