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Update mcr.microsoft.com/mssql/server Docker tag to v2022 #17182

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mcr.microsoft.com/mssql/server service major 2019-latest -> 2022-latest

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Piedone commented Dec 8, 2024

Do we want to update these, @sebastienros, or rather keep to what YesSql also uses? Also see #17184 and #17183.

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what YesSql also uses

I don't think that's related to yessql, more about what version we want to test OC against. Ideally we would test on all the supported versions, I assume 2019 is the lowest (because of yessql). 2022 is the latest. I'd keep the lowest to be certain we are not changing something to a newer syntax that is not supported in 2022.

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Piedone commented Dec 9, 2024

Yeah, that's why I'm asking: YesSql supports 2019, and since OC accesses the DB only via YesSql, IMO it should also support that as the lowest common denominator. Keeping to the versions in https://github.com/sebastienros/yessql/blob/main/.github/workflows/build.yml, then, which are the versions we currently use. Closing the PRs.

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