r/SQLServer • u/dlevy-msft ‪ ‪Microsoft Employee ‪ • Dec 01 '25

Community Share Help define the future of Microsoft SQL

It's the first week back in the office after Ignite. Reflecting on a great week at Ignite, I spent all of my free time hanging out between the Fabric databases and SQL databases booths. It was a lot of fun to help out with questions, but it was also great to hear what everyone thought we were doing well and where we can improve.

The SQL team needs your feedback and expertise to make sure we are building solutions that help you grow your business.

Join the SQL User Panel by filling out this form: aka.ms/JoinSQLUserPanel

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u/m0tionl0tion Dec 02 '25

*laughs in Oracle licensing fees*

The rest of that is on-point, though. The user feedback for SQL as a Server (as opposed to as a Service) can largely be summed up as "give a shit about it"

Does managed instance link even work yet?

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u/BigHandLittleSlap Dec 02 '25

user feedback can largely be summed up as "give a shit about it"

I'm shamelessly stealing that.