Brand New
Here are new lines from the query transformation stats view in SQL Server 2022:
+--------------------------------+ | name | +--------------------------------+ | BuildDataExportPut | | BuildRemotePut | | EnforceDistribution | | FetchXcs | | GetToFetchXcs | | ImplementDistribution | | ImplementGlobalSequenceProject | | ImplementLocalSequenceProject | | LASJIsNullToDist | | LSJIsNullToDist | | MatchGbJoin | | MatchGbNAryJoin | | PushImpliedIsNotNull | | RemoveSubqInCube | | RemoveSubqInRollup | | RemoveSubqInTFP | | SelectToFilteredExternalGet | | SelGetToFetchXcs | | SelInToJoinGb | +--------------------------------+
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