The following issues have been fixed and no longer represent an issue for 2.0:
(DE20584) SQL Inventory Manager no longer includes host servers that do not have default instances in the Discovered tab of the Instances view.
(DE42612)
(DE43226)
(DE43437)
(DE43654)
(DE43655)
(DE43688)
(DE43696)
(DE43813)
(DE43830)
(DE44375)
Installation & migration issues
- SQL Inventory Manager now displays a helpful message when a user attempts to launch the product immediately after installation. (DE20764)
- An issue preventing use of SQL Inventory Manager after an installation or upgrade with customer ports no longer exists. (DE43629)
- This version fixes an issue that occurred when users migrated SQL Inventory Manager, resulting in an error message incorrectly stating that a license was expired when it was actually still valid. (DE43337)
General issues
- Case-sensitive SQL Server instances no longer cause problems when a user attempts to open SQL Inventory Manager. (DE43860)
- The "Unable to Monitor WMI" alert now remains in the repository even after more than one page refresh occurs. (DE42657)
- SQL Inventory Manager now validates the format of the email address entered in the Recipient of test email field of the Email Settings dialog. (DE43235)
- Users are now properly notified that a service is down no matter which page they are viewing in SQL Inventory Manager. (DE43798)
- Users now receive disk size alerts on drives other than C when the volume is in jeopardy of hitting maximum capacity. (DE43830)
Explorer view issues
- All Tag filters set on the Explorer view now properly appear as being in use when applied and remain after an auto refresh. (DE43371 & DE43460)
- An issue preventing the View list drop-down from collapsing is resolved. (DE43768)
User account issues
- Any user account that is logged in to SQL Inventory Manager when an administrator removes the user account from the system, now is immediately logged out of the system. (DE40342)
- Users not assigned the db_owner role on each SQL Inventory Manager repository now can log in to SQL Inventory Manager. (DE41882)
Instance issues
- An issue causing SQL Server 2012 SP2 to appear as "SQL Server SP1" in the Instances section of the Overview no longer occurs. (DE43226)
- The Add Domain dialog box in the Manage Discovery Options now allows users to enter service credentials or their Windows account information when attempting to add a domain. (DE41423)
- The Add SQL Server Instance wizard now successfully adds an instance even if the user changes the Account Type multiple times in the Credentials window. (DE43260)
- This version fixes an issue that caused SQL Inventory Manager to return as valid any Windows authentication account credentials including invalid credentials. (DE43347)
- SQL Inventory Manager now correctly stores the SQL Server version number on the database when an instance is enabled or disabled. (DE43483)
- SQL Inventory Manager now displays en error message when a user attempts to create a tag with more than 20 characters while applying the new tag to multiple instances. (DE43272)
- An extra, unnecessary column no longer appears in exported reports for the Discovered and Ignored views. (DE42832)
Monitoring issues
- The wording in Health Check recommendation titles now matches throughout the product. (DE20677)
- Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox users no longer receive multiple confirmation messages when refreshing a Health Check recommendation in the Overview or Instance Details view. (DE42681)
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