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Create a scheduled job with the following code: ALTER INDEX [indexname] ON [dbo].[tablename] REBUILD
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Index (Clustered OR Non Clustered) are updated automatically by SQL Server after each insert,delete and update. So there is no need to think of updating it manually. if you meant something else then...
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SQL Server maintains the indexes automatically when data changes in the underlying tables, so when ever there is any insert or delete, all the non clustered indexes are automatically updated, this is...
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Create a scheduled job with the following code: ALTER INDEX [indexname] ON [dbo].[tablename] REBUILD
View ArticleAnswer by Usman Butt
Index (Clustered OR Non Clustered) are updated automatically by SQL Server after each insert,delete and update. So there is no need to think of updating it manually. if you meant something else then...
View ArticleAnswer by Cyborg
SQL Server maintains the indexes automatically when data changes in the underlying tables, so when ever there is any insert or delete, all the non clustered indexes are automatically updated, this is...
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