Merge pull request #577 from microsoft/pmasl

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samples/features/intelligent-query-processing/Intelligent QP Demos Enlarging WideWorldImportersDW.sql

@@ -1,109 +1,109 @@
--- ***************************************************** --
--- Purpose of this script: make WideWorldImportersDW
--- bigger - so you can see more impactful 
--- Intelligent QP demonstrations (aka.ms/iqp)
---
--- Script last updated 05/03/2019
---
--- Database backup source: aka.ms/wwibak
--- 
--- Initial database file to restore before beginning this script: 
---		WideWorldImportersDW-Full.bak
--- ***************************************************** --
-
-USE WideWorldImportersDW;
-GO
-
-/*
-	Assumes a fresh restore of WideWorldImportersDW
-*/
-
-IF OBJECT_ID('Fact.OrderHistory') IS NULL BEGIN
-    SELECT [Order Key], [City Key], [Customer Key], [Stock Item Key], [Order Date Key], [Picked Date Key], [Salesperson Key], [Picker Key], [WWI Order ID], [WWI Backorder ID], Description, Package, Quantity, [Unit Price], [Tax Rate], [Total Excluding Tax], [Tax Amount], [Total Including Tax], [Lineage Key]
-    INTO Fact.OrderHistory
-    FROM Fact.[Order];
-END;
-
-ALTER TABLE Fact.OrderHistory
-ADD CONSTRAINT PK_Fact_OrderHistory PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED([Order Key] ASC, [Order Date Key] ASC)WITH(DATA_COMPRESSION=PAGE);
-GO
-
-CREATE INDEX IX_Stock_Item_Key
-ON Fact.OrderHistory([Stock Item Key])
-INCLUDE(Quantity)
-WITH(DATA_COMPRESSION=PAGE);
-GO
-
-CREATE INDEX IX_OrderHistory_Quantity
-ON Fact.OrderHistory([Quantity])
-INCLUDE([Order Key])
-WITH(DATA_COMPRESSION=PAGE);
-GO
-
-/*
-	Reality check... Starting count should be 231,412
-*/
-SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Fact.OrderHistory;
-GO
-
-/*
-	Make this table bigger (exec as desired)
-	Notice the "GO 4"
-*/
-INSERT Fact.OrderHistory([City Key], [Customer Key], [Stock Item Key], [Order Date Key], [Picked Date Key], [Salesperson Key], [Picker Key], [WWI Order ID], [WWI Backorder ID], Description, Package, Quantity, [Unit Price], [Tax Rate], [Total Excluding Tax], [Tax Amount], [Total Including Tax], [Lineage Key])
-SELECT [City Key], [Customer Key], [Stock Item Key], [Order Date Key], [Picked Date Key], [Salesperson Key], [Picker Key], [WWI Order ID], [WWI Backorder ID], Description, Package, Quantity, [Unit Price], [Tax Rate], [Total Excluding Tax], [Tax Amount], [Total Including Tax], [Lineage Key]
-FROM Fact.OrderHistory;
-GO 4
-
-/*
-	Should be 3,702,592
-*/
-SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Fact.OrderHistory;
-GO
-
-IF OBJECT_ID('Fact.OrderHistoryExtended') IS NULL BEGIN
-    SELECT [Order Key], [City Key], [Customer Key], [Stock Item Key], [Order Date Key], [Picked Date Key], [Salesperson Key], [Picker Key], [WWI Order ID], [WWI Backorder ID], Description, Package, Quantity, [Unit Price], [Tax Rate], [Total Excluding Tax], [Tax Amount], [Total Including Tax], [Lineage Key]
-    INTO Fact.OrderHistoryExtended
-    FROM Fact.[OrderHistory];
-END;
-
-ALTER TABLE Fact.OrderHistoryExtended
-ADD CONSTRAINT PK_Fact_OrderHistoryExtended PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED([Order Key] ASC, [Order Date Key] ASC)
-WITH(DATA_COMPRESSION=PAGE);
-GO
-
-CREATE INDEX IX_Stock_Item_Key
-ON Fact.OrderHistoryExtended([Stock Item Key])
-INCLUDE(Quantity);
-GO
-
-/*
-	Should be 3,702,592
-*/
-SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Fact.OrderHistoryExtended;
-GO
-
-/*
-	Make this table bigger (exec as desired)
-	Notice the "GO 3"
-*/
-INSERT Fact.OrderHistoryExtended([City Key], [Customer Key], [Stock Item Key], [Order Date Key], [Picked Date Key], [Salesperson Key], [Picker Key], [WWI Order ID], [WWI Backorder ID], Description, Package, Quantity, [Unit Price], [Tax Rate], [Total Excluding Tax], [Tax Amount], [Total Including Tax], [Lineage Key])
-SELECT [City Key], [Customer Key], [Stock Item Key], [Order Date Key], [Picked Date Key], [Salesperson Key], [Picker Key], [WWI Order ID], [WWI Backorder ID], Description, Package, Quantity, [Unit Price], [Tax Rate], [Total Excluding Tax], [Tax Amount], [Total Including Tax], [Lineage Key]
-FROM Fact.OrderHistoryExtended;
-GO 3
-
-/*
-	Should be 29,620,736
-*/
-SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Fact.OrderHistoryExtended;
-GO
-
-UPDATE Fact.OrderHistoryExtended
-SET [WWI Order ID] = [Order Key];
-GO
-
--- Repeat until log shrinks
-CHECKPOINT
-GO
-DBCC SHRINKFILE (N'WWI_Log' , 0, TRUNCATEONLY)
+-- ***************************************************** --
+-- Purpose of this script: make WideWorldImportersDW
+-- bigger - so you can see more impactful 
+-- Intelligent QP demonstrations (aka.ms/iqp)
+--
+-- Script last updated 05/03/2019
+--
+-- Database backup source: aka.ms/wwibak
+-- 
+-- Initial database file to restore before beginning this script: 
+--		WideWorldImportersDW-Full.bak
+-- ***************************************************** --
+
+USE WideWorldImportersDW;
+GO
+
+/*
+	Assumes a fresh restore of WideWorldImportersDW
+*/
+
+IF OBJECT_ID('Fact.OrderHistory') IS NULL BEGIN
+    SELECT [Order Key], [City Key], [Customer Key], [Stock Item Key], [Order Date Key], [Picked Date Key], [Salesperson Key], [Picker Key], [WWI Order ID], [WWI Backorder ID], Description, Package, Quantity, [Unit Price], [Tax Rate], [Total Excluding Tax], [Tax Amount], [Total Including Tax], [Lineage Key]
+    INTO Fact.OrderHistory
+    FROM Fact.[Order];
+END;
+
+ALTER TABLE Fact.OrderHistory
+ADD CONSTRAINT PK_Fact_OrderHistory PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED([Order Key] ASC, [Order Date Key] ASC)WITH(DATA_COMPRESSION=PAGE);
+GO
+
+CREATE INDEX IX_Stock_Item_Key
+ON Fact.OrderHistory([Stock Item Key])
+INCLUDE(Quantity)
+WITH(DATA_COMPRESSION=PAGE);
+GO
+
+CREATE INDEX IX_OrderHistory_Quantity
+ON Fact.OrderHistory([Quantity])
+INCLUDE([Order Key])
+WITH(DATA_COMPRESSION=PAGE);
+GO
+
+/*
+	Reality check... Starting count should be 231,412
+*/
+SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Fact.OrderHistory;
+GO
+
+/*
+	Make this table bigger (exec as desired)
+	Notice the "GO 4"
+*/
+INSERT Fact.OrderHistory([City Key], [Customer Key], [Stock Item Key], [Order Date Key], [Picked Date Key], [Salesperson Key], [Picker Key], [WWI Order ID], [WWI Backorder ID], Description, Package, Quantity, [Unit Price], [Tax Rate], [Total Excluding Tax], [Tax Amount], [Total Including Tax], [Lineage Key])
+SELECT [City Key], [Customer Key], [Stock Item Key], [Order Date Key], [Picked Date Key], [Salesperson Key], [Picker Key], [WWI Order ID], [WWI Backorder ID], Description, Package, Quantity, [Unit Price], [Tax Rate], [Total Excluding Tax], [Tax Amount], [Total Including Tax], [Lineage Key]
+FROM Fact.OrderHistory;
+GO 4
+
+/*
+	Should be 3,702,592
+*/
+SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Fact.OrderHistory;
+GO
+
+IF OBJECT_ID('Fact.OrderHistoryExtended') IS NULL BEGIN
+    SELECT [Order Key], [City Key], [Customer Key], [Stock Item Key], [Order Date Key], [Picked Date Key], [Salesperson Key], [Picker Key], [WWI Order ID], [WWI Backorder ID], Description, Package, Quantity, [Unit Price], [Tax Rate], [Total Excluding Tax], [Tax Amount], [Total Including Tax], [Lineage Key]
+    INTO Fact.OrderHistoryExtended
+    FROM Fact.[OrderHistory];
+END;
+
+ALTER TABLE Fact.OrderHistoryExtended
+ADD CONSTRAINT PK_Fact_OrderHistoryExtended PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED([Order Key] ASC, [Order Date Key] ASC)
+WITH(DATA_COMPRESSION=PAGE);
+GO
+
+CREATE INDEX IX_Stock_Item_Key
+ON Fact.OrderHistoryExtended([Stock Item Key])
+INCLUDE(Quantity);
+GO
+
+/*
+	Should be 3,702,592
+*/
+SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Fact.OrderHistoryExtended;
+GO
+
+/*
+	Make this table bigger (exec as desired)
+	Notice the "GO 3"
+*/
+INSERT Fact.OrderHistoryExtended([City Key], [Customer Key], [Stock Item Key], [Order Date Key], [Picked Date Key], [Salesperson Key], [Picker Key], [WWI Order ID], [WWI Backorder ID], Description, Package, Quantity, [Unit Price], [Tax Rate], [Total Excluding Tax], [Tax Amount], [Total Including Tax], [Lineage Key])
+SELECT [City Key], [Customer Key], [Stock Item Key], [Order Date Key], [Picked Date Key], [Salesperson Key], [Picker Key], [WWI Order ID], [WWI Backorder ID], Description, Package, Quantity, [Unit Price], [Tax Rate], [Total Excluding Tax], [Tax Amount], [Total Including Tax], [Lineage Key]
+FROM Fact.OrderHistoryExtended;
+GO 3
+
+/*
+	Should be 29,620,736
+*/
+SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Fact.OrderHistoryExtended;
+GO
+
+UPDATE Fact.OrderHistoryExtended
+SET [WWI Order ID] = [Order Key];
+GO
+
+-- Repeat until log shrinks
+CHECKPOINT
+GO
+DBCC SHRINKFILE (N'WWI_Log' , 0, TRUNCATEONLY)
 GO

samples/features/intelligent-query-processing/Intelligent QP Demos WideWorldImportersDW Public Preview - Interleaved Execution.sql

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
 USE [WideWorldImportersDW];
 GO
 
-CREATE FUNCTION [Fact].[WhatIfOutlierEventQuantity](@event VARCHAR(15), @beginOrderDateKey DATE, @endOrderDateKey DATE)
+CREATE OR ALTER FUNCTION [Fact].[ufn_WhatIfOutlierEventQuantity](@event VARCHAR(15), @beginOrderDateKey DATE, @endOrderDateKey DATE)
 RETURNS @OutlierEventQuantity TABLE (
 	[Order Key] [bigint],
 	[City Key] [int] NOT NULL,
@@ -122,10 +122,10 @@ GO
 USE [WideWorldImportersDW];
 GO
 
-SELECT  [fo].[Order Key], [fo].[Description], [fo].[Package],
+SELECT [fo].[Order Key], [fo].[Description], [fo].[Package],
 		[fo].[Quantity], [foo].[OutlierEventQuantity]
-FROM    [Fact].[Order] AS [fo]
-INNER JOIN [Fact].[WhatIfOutlierEventQuantity]('Mild Recession',
+FROM [Fact].[Order] AS [fo]
+INNER JOIN [Fact].[ufn_WhatIfOutlierEventQuantity]('Mild Recession',
                             '1-01-2013',
                             '10-15-2014') AS [foo] ON [fo].[Order Key] = [foo].[Order Key]
                             AND [fo].[City Key] = [foo].[City Key]
@@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ INNER JOIN [Fact].[WhatIfOutlierEventQuantity]('Mild Recession',
                             AND [fo].[Picker Key] = [foo].[Picker Key]
 INNER JOIN [Dimension].[Stock Item] AS [si] 
 	ON [fo].[Stock Item Key] = [si].[Stock Item Key]
-WHERE   [si].[Lead Time Days] > 0
+WHERE [si].[Lead Time Days] > 0
 		AND [fo].[Quantity] > 50;
 GO
 
@@ -153,10 +153,10 @@ GO
 USE [WideWorldImportersDW];
 GO
 
-SELECT  [fo].[Order Key], [fo].[Description], [fo].[Package],
+SELECT [fo].[Order Key], [fo].[Description], [fo].[Package],
 		[fo].[Quantity], [foo].[OutlierEventQuantity]
-FROM    [Fact].[Order] AS [fo]
-INNER JOIN [Fact].[WhatIfOutlierEventQuantity]('Mild Recession',
+FROM [Fact].[Order] AS [fo]
+INNER JOIN [Fact].[ufn_WhatIfOutlierEventQuantity]('Mild Recession',
                             '1-01-2013',
                             '10-15-2014') AS [foo] ON [fo].[Order Key] = [foo].[Order Key]
                             AND [fo].[City Key] = [foo].[City Key]
@@ -168,6 +168,6 @@ INNER JOIN [Fact].[WhatIfOutlierEventQuantity]('Mild Recession',
                             AND [fo].[Picker Key] = [foo].[Picker Key]
 INNER JOIN [Dimension].[Stock Item] AS [si] 
 	ON [fo].[Stock Item Key] = [si].[Stock Item Key]
-WHERE   [si].[Lead Time Days] > 0
+WHERE [si].[Lead Time Days] > 0
 		AND [fo].[Quantity] > 50;
 GO

samples/features/intelligent-query-processing/Intelligent QP Demos WideWorldImportersDW Public Preview - Scalar UDF Inlining.sql

@@ -1,72 +1,71 @@
--- ******************************************************** --
--- Scalar UDF Inlining
-
--- See https://aka.ms/IQP for more background
-
--- Demo scripts: https://aka.ms/IQPDemos 
-
--- Demo uses SQL Server 2019 Public Preview and also works on Azure SQL DB
-
--- Email IntelligentQP@microsoft.com for questions\feedback
--- ******************************************************** --
-USE [master];
-GO
-
-ALTER DATABASE [WideWorldImportersDW] SET COMPATIBILITY_LEVEL = 150;
-GO
-
-ALTER DATABASE SCOPED CONFIGURATION CLEAR PROCEDURE_CACHE;
-GO
-
-USE [WideWorldImportersDW];
-GO
-
-/*
-Adapted from SQL Server Books Online
-https://docs.microsoft.com/sql/relational-databases/user-defined-functions/scalar-udf-inlining?view=sqlallproducts-allversions 
-*/
-CREATE OR ALTER FUNCTION 
-	dbo.ufn_customer_category(@CustomerKey INT) 
-RETURNS CHAR(10) AS
-BEGIN
-  DECLARE @total_amount DECIMAL(18,2);
-  DECLARE @category CHAR(10);
-
-  SELECT @total_amount = 
-	SUM([Total Including Tax]) 
-	FROM [Fact].[OrderHistory]
-	WHERE [Customer Key] = @CustomerKey;
-
-  IF @total_amount < 500000
-    SET @category = 'REGULAR';
-  ELSE IF @total_amount < 1000000
-    SET @category = 'GOLD';
-  ELSE 
-    SET @category = 'PLATINUM';
-
-  RETURN @category;
-END
-GO
-
-SELECT * FROM sys.sql_modules
-WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID('ufn_customer_category')
-GO
-
--- Before (show actual query execution plan for legacy behavior)
-SELECT TOP 100
-		[Customer Key], [Customer],
-       dbo.ufn_customer_category([Customer Key]) AS [Discount Price]
-FROM [Dimension].[Customer]
-ORDER BY [Customer Key]
-OPTION (RECOMPILE,USE HINT('DISABLE_TSQL_SCALAR_UDF_INLINING'));
-GO
-
--- After (show actual query execution plan for Scalar UDF Inlining)
-SELECT TOP 100
-		[Customer Key], [Customer],
-       dbo.ufn_customer_category([Customer Key]) AS [Discount Price]
-FROM [Dimension].[Customer]
-ORDER BY [Customer Key]
-OPTION (RECOMPILE);
-GO
-
+-- ******************************************************** --
+-- Scalar UDF Inlining
+
+-- See https://aka.ms/IQP for more background
+
+-- Demo scripts: https://aka.ms/IQPDemos 
+
+-- Demo uses SQL Server 2019 Public Preview and also works on Azure SQL DB
+
+-- Email IntelligentQP@microsoft.com for questions\feedback
+-- ******************************************************** --
+USE [master];
+GO
+
+ALTER DATABASE [WideWorldImportersDW] SET COMPATIBILITY_LEVEL = 150;
+GO
+
+ALTER DATABASE SCOPED CONFIGURATION CLEAR PROCEDURE_CACHE;
+GO
+
+USE [WideWorldImportersDW];
+GO
+
+/*
+Adapted from SQL Server Books Online
+https://docs.microsoft.com/sql/relational-databases/user-defined-functions/scalar-udf-inlining?view=sqlallproducts-allversions 
+*/
+CREATE OR ALTER FUNCTION 
+	dbo.ufn_customer_category(@CustomerKey INT) 
+RETURNS CHAR(10) AS
+BEGIN
+  DECLARE @total_amount DECIMAL(18,2);
+  DECLARE @category CHAR(10);
+
+  SELECT @total_amount = 
+	SUM([Total Including Tax]) 
+	FROM [Fact].[OrderHistory]
+	WHERE [Customer Key] = @CustomerKey;
+
+  IF @total_amount < 500000
+    SET @category = 'REGULAR';
+  ELSE IF @total_amount < 1000000
+    SET @category = 'GOLD';
+  ELSE 
+    SET @category = 'PLATINUM';
+
+  RETURN @category;
+END
+GO
+
+SELECT * FROM sys.sql_modules
+WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID('ufn_customer_category')
+GO
+
+-- Before (show actual query execution plan for legacy behavior)
+SELECT TOP 100
+		[Customer Key], [Customer],
+       dbo.ufn_customer_category([Customer Key]) AS [Discount Price]
+FROM [Dimension].[Customer]
+ORDER BY [Customer Key]
+OPTION (RECOMPILE,USE HINT('DISABLE_TSQL_SCALAR_UDF_INLINING'));
+GO
+
+-- After (show actual query execution plan for Scalar UDF Inlining)
+SELECT TOP 100
+		[Customer Key], [Customer],
+       dbo.ufn_customer_category([Customer Key]) AS [Discount Price]
+FROM [Dimension].[Customer]
+ORDER BY [Customer Key]
+OPTION (RECOMPILE);
+GO

samples/features/intelligent-query-processing/Intelligent QP Demos WideWorldImportersDW Public Preview - TVDC.sql

@@ -1,73 +1,72 @@
--- ******************************************************** --
--- Table variable deferred compilation
-
--- See https://aka.ms/IQP for more background
-
--- Demo scripts: https://aka.ms/IQPDemos 
-
--- This demo is on SQL Server 2019 Public Preview and works in Azure SQL DB too
-
--- Email IntelligentQP@microsoft.com for questions\feedback
--- ******************************************************** --
-
-USE [master];
-GO
-
-ALTER DATABASE [WideWorldImportersDW] SET COMPATIBILITY_LEVEL = 140;
-GO
-
-ALTER DATABASE SCOPED CONFIGURATION CLEAR PROCEDURE_CACHE;
-GO
-
-USE [WideWorldImportersDW];
-GO
-
-DECLARE @Order TABLE 
-	([Order Key] BIGINT NOT NULL,
-	 [Quantity] INT NOT NULL
-	);
-
-INSERT @Order
-SELECT [Order Key], [Quantity]
-FROM [Fact].[OrderHistory]
-WHERE  [Quantity] > 99;
-
--- Look at estimated rows, speed, join algorithm
-SELECT oh.[Order Key], oh.[Order Date Key],
-	   oh.[Unit Price], o.Quantity
-FROM Fact.OrderHistoryExtended AS oh
-INNER JOIN @Order AS o
-	ON o.[Order Key] = oh.[Order Key]
-WHERE oh.[Unit Price] > 0.10
-ORDER BY oh.[Unit Price] DESC;
-GO
-
-USE [master]
-GO
-
-ALTER DATABASE [WideWorldImportersDW] SET COMPATIBILITY_LEVEL = 150
-GO
-
-USE [WideWorldImportersDW]
-GO
-
-DECLARE @Order TABLE 
-	([Order Key] BIGINT NOT NULL,
-	 [Quantity] INT NOT NULL
-	);
-
-INSERT @Order
-SELECT [Order Key], [Quantity]
-FROM [Fact].[OrderHistory]
-WHERE  [Quantity] > 99;
-
--- Look at estimated rows, speed, join algorithm
-SELECT oh.[Order Key], oh.[Order Date Key],
-	   oh.[Unit Price], o.Quantity
-FROM Fact.OrderHistoryExtended AS oh
-INNER JOIN @Order AS o
-	ON o.[Order Key] = oh.[Order Key]
-WHERE oh.[Unit Price] > 0.10
-ORDER BY oh.[Unit Price] DESC;
-GO
-
+-- ******************************************************** --
+-- Table variable deferred compilation
+
+-- See https://aka.ms/IQP for more background
+
+-- Demo scripts: https://aka.ms/IQPDemos 
+
+-- This demo is on SQL Server 2019 Public Preview and works in Azure SQL DB too
+
+-- Email IntelligentQP@microsoft.com for questions\feedback
+-- ******************************************************** --
+
+USE [master];
+GO
+
+ALTER DATABASE [WideWorldImportersDW] SET COMPATIBILITY_LEVEL = 140;
+GO
+
+ALTER DATABASE SCOPED CONFIGURATION CLEAR PROCEDURE_CACHE;
+GO
+
+USE [WideWorldImportersDW];
+GO
+
+DECLARE @Order TABLE 
+	([Order Key] BIGINT NOT NULL,
+	 [Quantity] INT NOT NULL
+	);
+
+INSERT @Order
+SELECT [Order Key], [Quantity]
+FROM [Fact].[OrderHistory]
+WHERE  [Quantity] > 99;
+
+-- Look at estimated rows, speed, join algorithm
+SELECT oh.[Order Key], oh.[Order Date Key],
+	   oh.[Unit Price], o.Quantity
+FROM Fact.OrderHistoryExtended AS oh
+INNER JOIN @Order AS o
+	ON o.[Order Key] = oh.[Order Key]
+WHERE oh.[Unit Price] > 0.10
+ORDER BY oh.[Unit Price] DESC;
+GO
+
+USE [master]
+GO
+
+ALTER DATABASE [WideWorldImportersDW] SET COMPATIBILITY_LEVEL = 150
+GO
+
+USE [WideWorldImportersDW]
+GO
+
+DECLARE @Order TABLE 
+	([Order Key] BIGINT NOT NULL,
+	 [Quantity] INT NOT NULL
+	);
+
+INSERT @Order
+SELECT [Order Key], [Quantity]
+FROM [Fact].[OrderHistory]
+WHERE  [Quantity] > 99;
+
+-- Look at estimated rows, speed, join algorithm
+SELECT oh.[Order Key], oh.[Order Date Key],
+	   oh.[Unit Price], o.Quantity
+FROM Fact.OrderHistoryExtended AS oh
+INNER JOIN @Order AS o
+	ON o.[Order Key] = oh.[Order Key]
+WHERE oh.[Unit Price] > 0.10
+ORDER BY oh.[Unit Price] DESC;
+GO

samples/manage/sql-server-extended-security-updates/readme.md

@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+# SQL Server 2008/2008R2 Extended Security Updates
+If you’re running SQL Server 2008 or 2008 R2, these versions are reaching the end of their support lifecycle on July 9, 2019. 
+Each version is backed by a minimum of 10 years of support (5 years for Mainstream Support and 5 years for Extended Support) including regular security updates. 
+End of support means the end of security updates, which can cause security and compliance issues and put applications and business at risk. 
+We recommend upgrading to current versions for the most advanced security, performance, and innovation. 
+For customers that can’t get it all upgraded by the deadline, new options help protect applications and data during the upgrade transition:
+-  Migrate your existing SQL Server 2008 and 2008R2 workloads as-is to Azure and receive additional 3 years of free Extended Security Updates (if and when available)
+-  Purchase Extended Security Updates for your servers and remain protected for up to 3 years until you are ready to upgrade to a newer SQL Server version
+
+## Useful links
+[SQL Server 2008/2008R2 end of support page](https://aka.ms/sqleos)
+[Extended Security Updates frequently asked questions](https://aka.ms/sqleosfaq)
+
+## How to register a single SQL Server instance to download Extended Security Updates
+Coming soon...
+
+## How to bulk register SQL Server instances to download Extended Security Updates
+Coming soon...