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Resolution: Done
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Description
NOTE: This suggestion is for JIRA Server. Using JIRA Cloud? See the corresponding suggestion.
Hi everyone,
Thanks for following this ticketing and keeping in the loop of our support of MS SQL Server 2014. We fully intend to support MS SQL Server 2014 in the near future and will inform everyone on this ticket once support has commenced.
When can I expect it?
Support for MS SQL Server 2014 will occur in the next minor release of JIRA, granted there are no unforeseen events that prevent this support. If this does occur, I will relay any information back to this ticket to keep you all informed as best I can. The next minor release for JIRA is set for Q1 2016.
I can't wait that long, what should I do?
If you or your organisation cannot wait until Q1 2016 for MS SQL Server 2014, I recommend updating to MS SQL Server 2012 in the interim. We will be ending support for MS SQL Server 2005 in the next major release, JIRA 7.0, and it is recommended you do not stay on this version of MS SQL Server when it comes time to upgrade.
I have more questions
Please feel free to email me or comment on this issue and I'll do my best to get back to you as soon as I can.
Thank you for your understanding and patience. 
Regards,
Kerrod Williams
JIRA Product Management
kewilliams at atlassian dot com
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Summary
Microsoft SQL Server 2014 is not certified/supported for use with recent versions of JIRA. JIRA Administrators should able to migrate onto recent versions of Microsoft SQL Server in order to maintain compliance with internal policies within SOE's.
Environment
SQL Server, 2014, with recent versions of JIRA.
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Expected Results
JIRA Should Support Microsoft SQL Server 2014.
Actual Results
Supported Platforms does not list SQL Server 2014 as a supported Database.
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