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beefy147
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SQL 2014 support for vSphere 6.0 and VUM 6.0?

Hello

I, like many, was pleased to see vSphere 6.0 go GA yesterday.

I have been reviewing the Interoperability Matrixes and am a little concerned.

We were hoping to use SQL 2014 Standard 64-BIT as the DB of choice. I need to host the following database: vRA 6.2.1 SRM 6.0 vCenter 6.0 and VUM 6.0

the first 2 show as supported for SQL 2014. vCenter 6.0 shows as no supported databases currently?! and VUM doesnt show support for SQL 2014 (but 5.5 U2 does)

Any ideas?

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akodenkiri
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Hi Beefy147,

AFAIK, SQL 2014 as external database is supported for vSphere 6.0. Please stay tuned for Interoperability Matrix update.



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beefy147
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thanks for the reply. any idea on VUM? that matrix has been updated but only shows support for SQL Server 2012 which is surprising (especially as 5.5 U2 supports 2014)

I cant commit to SQL 2014 (I want to!) until I know everything is supported

out of interest are other older hardware models being tested through the HCL for Vsphere 6.0 as a lot of older HP blades are not currently listed

Will

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akodenkiri
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Hi Beefy147


Interop matrix is updated  with SQL 2014 support details for vCenter server 6.0. Please check the matrix for the details



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beefy147
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Thanks

thats 3/4 tools supporting SQL 2014 but update manager 6.0 (the only version which works with vsphere 6.0) still shows no SQL 2014 support.

any ideas if it will become certified or am I stuck with SQL 2012 SP1. We also find it weird SQL 2012 SP2 has never been supported despite coming out in June last year. Smiley Sad

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beefy147
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anyone? Smiley Sad

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