TMS supports always on SQL?

According to the title of the thread, can someone tell me if the TMS supports the SQL feature "always there"?

I don't know much, but our DB guys want to know.

My understanding is that the "Always On" function is part of SQL 2012 and 2014 SQL.

TMS is currently only supported on SQL 2005 or SQL 2008 (but supports for 2005 is to be removed in a future version of TMS - see the release notes for the latest version).

Wayne

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Check your quote:

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