Show Fragmentation Before and After Reindex

By pochinej, 2001/08/13

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This will show the fragmentation and stats before and after a reindex of a specified table. Run in the context for the db that holds the table the proc will get passed and re-index. Complile in master since the master is checked first for any SP that is prefixed with SP_ and you can call it from any db context.

By pochinej, 2001/08/13

Total article views: 2666 | Views in the last 30 days: 95

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