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In SQL Server database, there is a table InventDim with two indexes: Idx1 with...
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In SQL Server database, there is a table InventDim with two indexes: Idx1 with...
how to determine if we can delete the index can be removed
The table InventDim has some indexes, we create one index idx1 which has index...
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