Show valuable info from sysindexes

By Rodrigo Acosta, 2002/09/01

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This sp (sp_sysindexes) captures important columns from the table sysindexes and translates the numeric values into text. It shows the owner.object, the filegroup which it belongs to, the type of index, the total number of pages for tables/clustered indexes and non clustered indexes. It also shows the status, the indid and the type of object.
You can execute it within any database or specify the database.
If you specify an option, the sp can also generate a log file with its result.

example: sp_sysindexes 'northwind', 'Y'

By Rodrigo Acosta, 2002/09/01

Total article views: 1395 | Views in the last 30 days: 141

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