A quick-reference overview of which Microsoft SQL Server versions are supported in which Typical Manager release. Use this article when planning an upgrade of Typical Manager, SQL Server, or both.

Yellax aligns Typical Manager's supported SQL Server versions with those that are under official Microsoft support and not considered End of Life. The table below gives you a one-glance overview.


Supported SQL Server versions per Typical Manager release

Typical Manager releaseSQL Server 2019SQL Server 2022SQL Server 2025
2024.1✓✓–
2025–✓–
2026–✓✓

Legend: ✓ = supported, – = not supported.


How to read this table

  • SQL Server 2019 is only supported on Typical Manager 2024.1. From Typical Manager 2025 onwards, it is no longer supported.
  • SQL Server 2022 is supported on Typical Manager 2024.1, 2025, and 2026. It is the most broadly compatible option if you want flexibility across releases.
  • SQL Server 2025 is supported on Typical Manager 2026.


Typical planning scenarios

  • Staying on SQL Server 2022: You can migrate through Typical Manager 2024.1, 2025, and 2026 without changing your SQL Server version.
  • Currently on SQL Server 2019: You must plan a SQL Server upgrade before migrating Typical Manager past 2024.1.
  • Planning to move to SQL Server 2025: You can do this once you are on Typical Manager 2026.


Why supported SQL Server versions change

  • Security: Running a supported SQL Server version ensures you continue to receive security updates from Microsoft.
  • Performance and stability: Newer releases include performance and reliability improvements.
  • Vendor support: Running a supported SQL Server version means both Yellax and Microsoft can assist you if issues arise.


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