We have an automated tool which will apply security updates against a server or workstation. It's been configured to only apply non-SQL Server updates, but last night that was changed. I am seeing items like the following, indicative of an upgrade, in the error log:Starting execution of PRE_MSDB.SQLStarting execution of PRE_SQLAGENT100.SQLStarting execution of MSDB.SQLStarting execution of MSDB_VERSIONING.SQLStarting execution of Alwayson.SQLStarting execution of MSDB_POST_INSTALL.SQLStarting execution of UPGRADE_UCP_CMDW_DISCOVERY.SQLStarting execution of SSIS_DISCOVERY.SQLStarting execution of SSIS_HOTFIX_INSTALL.SQL But the version of the database is the same before & after:Microsoft SQL Server 2014 - 12.0.4213.0Are these entries in the logs indicative of a CU having been [accidentally] applied? I've only upgraded between service packs in the past, and that's where I've seen similar messages in the error log, but the version number has always incremented in those cases. --=Chuck
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