usp_IndexCreationStatements

By Pedro Lopes, 2007/12/13

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(SQL 2005) Creates Index Creation statements based on info colected in system view sys.dm_db_missing_index_details, either with included columns or just In(Equality) columns.

EDIT: Statements are shown in results pane because of need to properly indent the output code.

EDIT2: Added check for redundant indexes, so dba can opt out of creating them.

EDIT3: Wrong drop statements fixed.

By Pedro Lopes, 2007/12/13

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