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  • RE: Why a table have maximum one clustered index ?

    lmu92 (3/12/2009)


    How can you be sure that the fragmentation question relates to indexing?

    Context.

    Why not Message Fragmentation in Service Broker? [Smile]

    Why not File System fragmentation? Why not IP fragmentation? Why not...

  • RE: Indexes Won't Defrag

    How many pages does the index have?

  • RE: Why a table have maximum one clustered index ?

    prvreddy (3/12/2009)


    Hi all,

    1)Why a table have maximum one clustered index ?

    Because the clustered index is the table. The leaf pages of the cluster are the actual data pages of...

  • RE: MCTS 70-431: Exam Question

    sql60190 (3/12/2009)


    Sorry if I asked for too much. Forgot myself, really.

    No worries. Asking isn't a problem.

    As for the XML, make sure you're at least comfortable with it.

  • RE: MCTS 70-431: Exam Question

    sql60190 (3/12/2009)


    So, those of you who have taken this exam, how important is this subject?

    Fairly.

    That's about all that can be said without violating the exam NDA.

  • RE: Kill sessions before restore command

    ALTER DATABASE [Test_db]

    SET OFFLINE

    WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE

    Kicks everyone out and takes the database offline. Then you can restore over without worrying if there's anyone connected.

  • RE: What will happen to the view and the table in such scenario

    Hemalatha (3/12/2009)


    If I have a table A, that has a primary key which is not being referenced to any other table, and I have a view V created on A.

    If...

  • RE: SQL Performance

    Depends. If the static and non-static can be on the same page, yes.

  • RE: Indexing on more than 900 bytes

    barcode (3/12/2009)


    ...and you're from South Africa - me too! I'm impressed.

    Whereabouts? If JHB, there's a usergroup meeting next week tuesday. Interested? (details on my blog)

  • RE: Indexing on more than 900 bytes

    Chirag (3/12/2009)


    Do you mean to say u put indexes on the columns and the query worked better?

    He's talking about a different problem that I advised him on yesterday.

  • RE: 32Bit or 64Bit?

    Glenn Dorling (3/11/2009)


    We've had no experience of SQL Server on "true" 64-bit (ie. Itanium) servers. The theory is still that the different "bitness" of the SQL Server engine is...

  • RE: SQL 2005 Missing Indexes

    Those are 3 distinct indexes, they can't be merged into one. (Difference leading columns)

    Just check in a dev environment that they are actually useful before you go creating them on...

  • RE: Triggers

    arun.sas (3/12/2009)


    Is same works in 2k? If no means, how these handle by other way in 2k?

    No. DDL triggers are SQL 2005 and higher.

    To prevent people dropping tables, don't give...

  • RE: Indexing on more than 900 bytes

    An index is not going to help you there. All of those LIKEs have leading wildcards. An index seek is not possible when there's a leading wildcard. That query will...

  • RE: Find out if the value in table was modified using SSMS.

    Host_name is the machine name.

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