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SQL Query: To Find Which Columns An Index Is On
Do you need to write a SQL Server query to find out which columns an index is on? Do you have an index name but need to use T-SQL to determine the column names? Not a problem! The query below will qive you exactly what you want. The example uses an AdventureWorks index as the […]
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SQL Query: List All Indexes And Their Columns
Looking to write a SQL query which will list out all the indexes in your database as well as the columns in the index? Well my friend you’ve come to the right place. The query below will give list out the following information: Schema Table Name (or view) Index Name Is Primary Key Is Unique […]
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Find Tables Without Clustered Indexes
Need a way to find all tables without a clustered index in SQL Server? Running this script every once in awhile will help ensure best practices are being followed and every table has a clustered index. This script is compatible with SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server 2008.
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SQL Server Rebuild Indexes – The Fastest Way
Want to rebuild all the indexes in your MS SQL database? The script below will rebuild all the indexes in your SQL Server 2008 or SQL Server 2005 (SP2) database and offers a number of enhancements that make this the best SQL Server index rebuild script in all the land and the first choice of […]