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Posted Thursday, February 04, 2010 12:06 AM
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I regret making the dumb post very early in the morning.
I provided an incorrect response.
When I mention "Concept" I was thinking of the ALTER INDEX Command which is a new command and there are some new sDMV's in addition to the sysobjects table...
Please pardon me or if you could or a stay of execution would be appreciated.
I did not realize it was an Oracle post. I saw the ALTER INDEX Statement and I missed that it was an Oracle Post
I got some attention from the big guns and hopefully resulted in the problem being resolved.
Thank you for correcting me.
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