Hi @EvidaXrem ,

other than the response here: 

there has been no more news as far as I am aware.

Hi Rory,

Thank you for the input. I did see the thread you are refering to, but this was marked Solved, and I don’t know if its best to stay on the same thread.

I was hoping for some kind of timeline from a TX Employee (I saw ‘Near future’ posted Feb 7th...)

My customer is pushing for a decision whether to deploy the our project on SQL Server 2022 based machines (ready and available), or downgrade these machines to SQL Server 2019, lacking the ability to leverage Composite models in Power BI against our TX Based Cubes.

Given that the decision is due shortly, I would also like to know which version legacy] is supporting SQL Server 2022 as a source as one of our source systems are running on this.

Please advice.

Currently we do not support SQL Server 2022 in the legacy version or in the latest version (i.e. v6xxx). However we will shortly be releasing this fucntionality as part of the next release in both legacy and the new version.

Hi @EvidaXrem,

we’re super happy to have released the latest version of TimeXtender, that includes support for SQL Server 2022:

Best Regards,
Frank

Indeed good news, Frank.
Is this the correct version for legacy deployments as well (20.10.X)?
Regards, René

@EvidaXrem sorry for the late reply here. SQL Server 2022 support was added in version 20.10.41, please see release notes below for reference:

https://legacysupport.timextender.com/hc/en-us/articles/360051186931-Release-Notes-for-TimeXtender-20-10-x