History of Microsoft SQL Server
Release summary

History of Microsoft SQL Server

Section Title: Release summary
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Version	Year	Release name	Code name	Internal database version

1.0 (OS/2)	1989	SQL Server 1.0 (16-bit)	Filipi

1.1 (OS/2)	1990	SQL Server 1.1 (16-bit)	Pietro

4.2A (OS/2)	1992	SQL Server 4.2A (16-bit)

4.2B (OS/2)	1993	SQL Server 4.2B (16-bit)

4.21a (WinNT)	1993	SQL Server 4.21a	SQLNT

6.0	1995	SQL Server 6.0	SQL95	406

6.5	1996	SQL Server 6.5	Hydra	408

7.0	1998	SQL Server 7.0	Sphinx	515

1999	SQL Server 7.0 OLAP Tools	Plato

8.0	2000	SQL Server 2000	Shiloh	539

8.0	2003	SQL Server 2000 64-bit Edition	Liberty	539

9.0	2005	SQL Server 2005	Yukon	611/612

10.0	2008	SQL Server 2008	Katmai	655

10.25	2010	Azure SQL database (initial release)	Cloud database or CloudDB

10.50	2010	SQL Server 2008 R2	Kilimanjaro (aka KJ)	661

11.0	2012	SQL Server 2012	Denali	706

12.0	2014	SQL Server 2014	SQL14	782

13.0	2016	SQL Server 2016	SQL16	852

14.0	2017	SQL Server 2017	Helsinki	869

Not yet released	2019	SQL Server 2019 CTP	Seattle	895

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Microsoft announced the next version of SQL Server (codenamed "Denali"), would be SQL Server 2012.

final_sentence: Microsoft announced the next version of SQL Server (codenamed "Denali"), would be SQL Server 2012.