2005-12-30 (first published: 2005-12-09)
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Index Locking Strategy
This script returns the index locking strategy informationfor all user tables in a database. It also generates the required TSQL statement to alter locking strategies if required. These statements require CTRL-C and CTRL-V individually into query analyser for execution. Results are best viewed in text only. This TSQL can be wrapped in a stored procedure […]
2002-07-04
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DBCC REINDEX all user tables
This script reindexes all user and system indexes in the database using the original fillfactor allocated to that index. It can be executed from the Query Analyzer as stand alone SQL or you could wrap it in a stored procedure.
2002-01-11
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