Mikhail Ushakov
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For me is not working, wich parallels settings are you using?GTA 5 works

It's been awhile. Nothing in my email about this. Has there been any progress at all?Hello @JamesB67
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I actually have it fully installed, but for some reason management studio is currently broken and Microsoft is aware. Maybe the fix will be available sometime in the last part of the second half of the year (typical timeframe for Microsoft to resolve bugs).Parallels 26.2.2, Tahoe 26.2, Win-11 VM. So far just SQL Server "service" processes i.e. no SQL Server Enterprise, Developer, Express. There is a cut down version of SQL Express ("LocalDB") which does run. It has the limitations of SQL Express plus it runs only in the context of the process that connects to it. The connection is via named pipes; it runs more like accessing the database via a DLL. Have connected from Visual Studio and locally-installed SSMS. Lack of SQL Agent will become annoying but not insurmountable. Next one to try is MS-Access (locally installed) then Office.
It took Microsoft over ten years to get Windows to run on ARM optimally, it might take them a while longer to get SQL Server to run on ARM correctly.I have a useable but annoying environment using LocalDB. MS-DOS command "SqlLocalDB.exe start" to start the service to talk to LocalDB then "SqlLocalDB.exe info MSSQLLocalDB" to get the name of the pipe. SSMS, Visual Studio, SQL Profiler all working if connected via the named pipe. The annoying bits are the lack of SQL Agent owing to the SQL Express origins of this set-up, and the pipe name changing each time the VM is restarted. Which Win11 is doing with its updates with regular monotony. I can live within the 50Gb cap that SQL Express now has. The set-up is probably less annoying than having a second (linux) VM to run SQL Server or needing an intel-based WinPC on the LAN. Microsoft unlikely to address, they may want developers on subscription annuity revenue cloud SQL Server rather than in-premise no revenue Developer edition.