2005 Online Index Rebuild using DMV

By Tommy Bollhofer, 2007/12/11

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1) Modify variables for e-mail address, e-mail subject.

2) Create the procedure in the UserDB.

Check the resources below for the stored procedure used.

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usp_OnlineIndexRebuild.sql

By Tommy Bollhofer, 2007/12/11

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