Trigger sp_kill smoke test - #4027
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The new SQL Server smoke-test workflow did run on this PR and passed. The important bit: this confirms the workflow is active on |
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Summary
Adds a harmless whitespace-only tweak in
sp_kill.sqlso the new SQL Server smoke-test workflow has a root-levelsp_*.sqlchange to test.Expected result
The newly merged workflow should pick up
sp_kill.sql, install it individually, and report the current standalone compile issue neartempdb.Validation
This PR is intentionally meant to validate the GitHub Actions workflow behavior rather than change product behavior.