• Toby Harman (7/5/2011)


    Good article covering a common situation. Indexes are created because we assume they will be the access path (as pointed out in the DateTime discussion) but because they either aren't covering the entire query result or the result set is too large, we end up with indexes that are never used.

    As to the "It will get slow if we drop these indexes" discussion, my only comment to that is "We can add them back". It's not like they purging data which cannot be recovered.

    Just to humor them you could disable them so that you can "easily" reenable them in the future... they probably don't know the difference anyways :w00t:.