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I have various SQL server installs across several machines, and a different IT staff will sometimes randomly update each machine with different service packs and cause version issues.

Is there a way to see the version update history for the different SQL machines?

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Did you try this folder?

C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Setup Bootstrap\Update Cache

I once needed it. And found all the previous setups there. You can check their last modified dates. Maybe it helps.

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This worked for me! I found a folder created yesterday that explains a lot. – Alex K Jan 7 at 19:44

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