Fixed an issue where some menu items like SQL Server import and the export wizard were missing or disabled when connected to SQL express.
Fixed issues that would crash SQL Server Management Studio when issuing a query against multiple servers.Fixed an issue where the wizard was restricting the number of allowed synchronization replaces to 3, even if SQL Server 2019 supports up to 5 (Enterprise/Developer/Evaluation Editions).Now SQL Server Management Studio will present the wizard for the Force_Failover_Allow_Data_Loss option, which is the only one allowed for the cluster type NONE availability. Fixed an issue where SQL Server Management Studio was presenting the wrong failover wizard when replicas are configured as synchronous, when using read scale AGs (cluster type=NONE).Fixed an issue where SQL Server Management Studio was throwing an error when trying to delete an availability group that has a single quote in its name.You can review the feedback on this issue to learn more. This could have been an issue in some abnormal situations like an aborted setup or an incorrect uninstall of a previous version of SQL Server Management Studio. Fixed or greatly mitigated an issue where SQL Server Management Studio setup was incorrectly blocking the installation of SQL Server Management Studio reporting mismatching languages.Key bug fixes in this release include: SQL Server Management Studio setup ShowPlan: Added new attribute in query plan when the inline scalar UDF feature is enabled.Query execution: Added a completion time in the messages to track when a given query completed its execution.Intellisense/editor: Added support for data classification.Some of the new features in SQL Server Management Studio include: You can download SQL Server Management Studio 18.2 today. For this update, while we added some features, our focus was dedicated to fundamentals such as stability, reliability, performance, etc. We are excited to announce the release of SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) 18.2.
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