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SQL Server Docker container fails on start up when run in a VM with . . . Actually, docker run -it ubuntu:18 04 works fine on Ubuntu 24 04, as Docker abstracts most OS differences The issue here is likely specific to SQL Server’s dependencies or kernel requirements in the 2017 image, not the Ubuntu 18 04 base itself
SQL Server Docker Compose SQLCMD does not execute I'm currently trying to set up a SQL Server in docker compose and I want to create the database on build with the RUN instruction This doesn't work, however when I execute the same command on the running container with sh, it works
Latest Docker image missing opt mssql-tools directory #892 Tried on Ubuntu and Ubuntu on WSL Further inspection show that mssql-tools has been replaced by mssql-tools18, in the image we have The above command is part of our CI pipeline and started failing today Our CI pipeline is suddenly doing the same thing as of today Will revert to the previous build until Microsoft remember what testing is
Running MS SQL Server using Docker - start - ORIGAM Community docker exec -it mssql2022 opt mssql-tools bin sqlcmd -S localhost -U SA -P<yourStrong (!)Password> -Q "Select 1" Where <yourStrong (!)Password> is replaced by the password you have chosen
Restoring a SQL Server Database Backup using Docker - bytefish This should have been a very straightforward process, but the sqlcmd coming with the SQL Server 2022 Docker image apparently hangs when restoring a database So we also need to download the latest set of mssql-tools when building the image
Running SQL Server Queries In Docker | Khalid Abuhakmeh In this post, you’ll see the commands necessary to start a SQL Server container instance, connect to a shell instance within the container, and execute some SQL commands
0A000086 and command not found with latest mssql-tools for Linux In this post I cover the 0A000086 and “command not found” errors that you might encounter with the new version of SQL Server command-line tools, namely sqlcmd and bcp, for Linux in both VMs and containers