It’s Been 10 Years. Has Microsoft Built What You Voted For?
Read OriginalBrent Ozar revisits his 10-year-old blog post listing the top 10 most upvoted SQL Server feature requests on Microsoft's Connect feedback site. He evaluates each request to see if Microsoft implemented it, giving a score of 3.5 out of 10. Some notable successes include fixing the truncation error message, adding JSON support, and implementing regex. However, many requests like CREATE OR REPLACE, OVER clause DISTINCT, and SSDT-BI support were not addressed. The post encourages community voting but humorously suggests watching a SlapChop demo instead.
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