DBCC Reindex with Statistics Information and table name optional

By Howard P. Lovecraft, 2008/03/25

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This script just combines existing scripts in the library related to reindexing tables, show statistics information and just added the table parameter as optional. It is nothing really new but I had a need for it and I thought someone else might as well.

The database name is mandatory, the table name is optional and based upon a LIKE statement.

By Howard P. Lovecraft, 2008/03/25

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