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The following sections describe the new features and known issues for big data clusters in SQL Server 2019 CTP 3.2.
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|Public preview |Prior to CTP 3.2, SQL Server big data cluster was available to registered early adopters. This release allows anyone to experience the features of SQL Server Big data clusters. <br/><br/> See [Get started with SQL Server big data clusters](deploy-get-started.md).|
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|`azdata`|CTP 3.2 introduces `azdata` - a command-line utility written in Python that enables cluster administrators to bootstrap and manage the big data cluster via REST APIs. `azdata` replaces `mssqlctl`. See [Install `azdata`](deploy-install-azdata.md). |
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|PolyBase |External table column names are now used for querying SQL Server, Oracle, Teradata, MongoDB, and ODBC data sources. |
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|HDFS tiering refresh |Introducing refresh functionality for HDFS tiering so that an existing mount can be refreshed for the latest snapshot of the remote data. See [HDFS tiering](hdfs-tiering.md)|
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|Notebook-based troubleshooting |CTP 3.2 introduces Jupyter notebooks to assist with [deployment](deploy-notebooks.md) and [discovery, diagnosis, and troubleshooting](manage-notebooks.md) for components in a SQL Server big data cluster. |
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## <aid="ctp31"></a> CTP 3.1 (June)
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The following sections describe the new features and known issues for big data clusters in SQL Server 2019 CTP 3.1.
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|Public preview |Prior to CTP 3.2, SQL Server big data cluster was available to registered early adopters. This release allows anyone to experience the features of SQL Server Big data clusters. <br/><br/> See [Get started with SQL Server big data clusters](../big-data-cluster/deploy-get-started.md).|
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|Notebook based troubleshooting.|CTP 3.2 introduces Jupyter notebooks to assist with [deployment](../big-data-cluster/deploy-notebooks.md), and [discovery, diagnosis, and troubleshooting](../big-data-cluster/manage-notebooks.md) for components in a SQL Server big data cluster. |
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|`azdata`|CTP 3.2 introduces `azdata` - a command-line utility written in Python that enables cluster administrators to bootstrap and manage the big data cluster via REST APIs. `azdata` replaces `mssqlctl`. See [Install `azdata`](../big-data-cluster/deploy-install-azdata.md). |
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|HDFS tiering refresh |Introducing refresh functionality for HDFS tiering so that an existing mount can be refreshed for the latest snapshot of the remote data. See [HDFS tiering](../big-data-cluster/hdfs-tiering.md)|
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|Public preview |Prior to CTP 3.2, SQL Server big data cluster was available to registered early adopters. This release allows anyone to experience the features of SQL Server Big data clusters. <br/><br/> See [Get started with SQL Server big data clusters](deploy-get-started.md).|
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|Notebook based troubleshooting.|CTP 3.2 introduces Jupyter notebooks to assist with [deployment](deploy-notebooks.md), and [discovery, diagnosis, and troubleshooting](manage-notebooks.md) for components in a SQL Server big data cluster. |
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|`azdata`|CTP 3.2 introduces `azdata` - a command-line utility written in Python that enables cluster administrators to bootstrap and manage the big data cluster via REST APIs. `azdata` replaces `mssqlctl`. See [Install `azdata`](deploy-install-azdata.md). |
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|HDFS tiering refresh |Introducing refresh functionality for HDFS tiering so that an existing mount can be refreshed for the latest snapshot of the remote data. See [HDFS tiering](hdfs-tiering.md)|
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|**mssqlctl** updates | Several **mssqlctl**[command and parameter updates](../big-data-cluster/reference-azdata.md). This includes an update to the **mssqlctl login** command, which now targets the controller username and endpoint. |
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|**mssqlctl** updates | Several **mssqlctl**[command and parameter updates](reference-azdata.md). This includes an update to the **mssqlctl login** command, which now targets the controller username and endpoint. |
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| Storage enhancements | Support for different storage configurations for logs and data. Also, the number of persistent volume claims for a big data cluster has been reduced. |
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| Multiple compute pool instances | Support for multiple compute pool instances. |
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| New pool behavior and capabilities | The compute pool is now used by default for storage pool and data pool operations in a **ROUND_ROBIN** distribution only. The data pool can now use a new **REPLICATED** distribution type, which means that the same data is present on all the data pool instances. |
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|Public preview |Prior to CTP 3.2, SQL Server big data cluster was available to registered early adopters. This release allows anyone to experience the features of SQL Server Big data clusters. <br/><br/> See [Get started with SQL Server big data clusters](../big-data-cluster/deploy-get-started.md).|
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|`azdata`|CTP 3.2 introduces `azdata` - a command-line utility written in Python that enables cluster administrators to bootstrap and manage the big data cluster via REST APIs. `azdata` replaces `mssqlctl`. See [Install `azdata`](../big-data-cluster/deploy-install-azdata.md). |
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|PolyBase |External table column names are now used for querying SQL Server, Oracle, Teradata, MongoDB & ODBC data sources. |
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|PolyBase |External table column names are now used for querying SQL Server, Oracle, Teradata, MongoDB, and ODBC data sources. |
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|HDFS tiering refresh |Introducing refresh functionality for HDFS tiering so that an existing mount can be refreshed for the latest snapshot of the remote data. See [HDFS tiering](../big-data-cluster/hdfs-tiering.md)|
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|Notebookbased troubleshooting.|CTP 3.2 introduces Jupyter notebooks to assist with [deployment](../big-data-cluster/deploy-notebooks.md), and [discovery, diagnosis, and troubleshooting](../big-data-cluster/manage-notebooks.md) for components in a SQL Server big data cluster. |
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|Notebook-based troubleshooting|CTP 3.2 introduces Jupyter notebooks to assist with [deployment](../big-data-cluster/deploy-notebooks.md) and [discovery, diagnosis, and troubleshooting](../big-data-cluster/manage-notebooks.md) for components in a SQL Server big data cluster. |
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