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Missing Index

  • July 1, 2013 at 1:28 am

    #279783

    Good Day,

    I ran a report on one of the SQL Server 2008R2 databases which identified an index as missing . I looked in the database and the index exists . The statistics are being kept up to date automatically . Is there any reason why SQL Server would keep on identifying this index as being missing ?

    Thanks in advance .

  • July 1, 2013 at 6:47 pm

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    lianvh 89542 (7/1/2013)

    Good Day,

    I ran a report on one of the SQL Server 2008R2 databases which identified an index as missing . I looked in the database and the index exists . The statistics are being kept up to date automatically . Is there any reason why SQL Server would keep on identifying this index as being missing ?

    Thanks in advance .

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