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Sharon Kumar
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Posted Wednesday, August 11, 2010 7:39 AM
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I done Rebuild On Non clustered Index,
before rebuild on my index, framentation percentage is 80%,
after rebuilding indxes it is showing me same percentage,
Can Please Suggest me on this......
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How big is the index? How many pages in total?
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appple (8/11/2010)
I done Rebuild On Non clustered Index,
before rebuild on my index, framentation percentage is 80%,
after rebuilding indxes it is showing me same percentage,
Can Please Suggest me on this......
rebuild doesnt work well for small table( less than 1000 data pages)
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Posted Friday, August 13, 2010 6:05 AM
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As general thumb rule most experts agree having the table or index greater than 10000 pages de-fragmentation improves performance lesser , table scan is a effective as non clustered index seek for < 10K pages
There little performance impact for lesser than 10000 data pages.
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1000 pages or 10000 pages ?
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That's no more than an educated estimate of the point where fragmentation will start to have a noticeable effect on range scans from disk. It is not the point where an index seek is cheaper than a table scan (which could be anything from a few pages to never, depending on covering state of index and count of rows returned)
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