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The following issues have been fixed are fixed in IDERA SQL Inventory Manager and no longer represent an issue for 2.0:General issues 

Platform-specific fixed issues

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  An issue causing

  SQLELEM-9701 SQLELEM-9701

  SQL Inventory Manager to trigger a disk size alert only on drive C:\ when other drives also are at risk of filling no longer occurs.

User account issues

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• now successfully connects to SQL Server 2012 servers that have SP2 CU7 applied.

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  SQLELEM-9803 SQLELEM-9803

  SQL Inventory Manager no longer displays an incorrect version for SQL Server 2012 SP3. Previously, SQL Server 2012 SP3 appeared as SQL Server 2012 SP2.

Licensing fixed issues

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  SQLELEM-9802 SQLELEM-9802

  This release fixes an issue causing some users to experience the following error message when attempting to add a license key:
  Missing resource message key= [com.idera.common.rest.RestExceptiom: An exception occurred setting the product configuration.] args=[]

Discovery fixed issues

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  SQLELEM-9655 SQLELEM-9655

  The Discovery Status log now correctly uses the localized data and time format. You can view a read-only log of all the actions and events occurring during the instance discovery process by clicking Discovery Status on the Administration tab.

Monitoring fixed issues

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  SQLELEM-9683 SQLELEM-9683

  Users now can successfully create an alias for an application that contains special characters in the current name.

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  SQLELEM-9634 SQLELEM-9634

  Users now can successfully use special characters in SQL Server instance locations.

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  SQLELEM-9774 SQLELEM-9774

  Improved metrics utilization in this release resolves an issue causing some users to see inconsistent server counts over a period of time

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Instance issues

• AnchorDE44375DE44375Users now can group servers by SQL Server editions or versions using the Major Version and Minor Version options in the Filtering feature. AnchorDE43226DE43226SQL Inventory Manager now correctly displays "SQL Server 2012 SP2" when that version is installed on an instance. AnchorDE42612DE42612An issue causing SQL Inventory Manager to occasionally display an error message when filtering by tags on the Managed Instances view no longer occurs. AnchorDE20584DE20584The Discovered tab of the Instances view no longer includes host servers that do not have default instances. AnchorDE43655DE43655SQL Inventory Manager no longer causes users to receive the message, "Database file information not available when monitoring is disabled," when attempting to view Database Details for some instances.

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