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timscronin
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Posted Monday, September 10, 2012 2:01 PM
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Not to be confused just to clairfy.
i have a 3rd pary db which our warhouse team goes after. Their extract would benefit from some indexes but 3rd party vendor would not allow. i was thinking creating an indexed view and adding heloing indexes and let them extract from that. With standard edition that is alowed, and I do not need to do anyting special to the view when underlying data changes (timecard system changes daily).
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It's allowed, but you'll have to add the NoExpand hint to any query that you want to use the indexed view
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what is the query is coming from another server (query is on sql 2008 server to a linked servr that has the indexed view)
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Don't understand the question.
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I will create the indexed view on server a. The query comes from server B, can I still use the "NoExpand hint to any query that you want to use the indexed view " on the sql statement from server B?
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Lynn Pettis
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You would have to create the indexed view in the same database as the source table.
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If you are creating an indexed view on Standard edition, any query (from anywhere at all) that you want to use the indexed view must have the NoExpand hint on it.
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THanks I do have a concern that I may be introducing extra overhead that may actually cost me, the data I am looking at making the indexed view on is a timecard database with millions of rows that are entered daily
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sandeep rawat
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if your data is changing daily then it will cost u crating index.
for more detail there a link
http://beyondrelational.com/quiz/sqlserver/tsql/2011/questions/advantage-and-disadvantage-of-using-indexed-view-in-sql-server.aspx
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Lynn Pettis
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sandeep rawat (9/11/2012)
if your data is changing daily then it will cost u crating index.
for more detail there a link
http://beyondrelational.com/quiz/sqlserver/tsql/2011/questions/advantage-and-disadvantage-of-using-indexed-view-in-sql-server.aspx
Let us make this easier for others to follow:
http://beyondrelational.com/quiz/sqlserver/tsql/2011/questions/advantage-and-disadvantage-of-using-indexed-view-in-sql-server.aspx
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