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Author:
Tim Mitchell
Author Bio:
Tim Mitchell is a Microsoft SQL Server database developer, business intelligence consultant, writer, and speaker. He has been working professionally with SQL Server for over six years, and holds the MCTS and MCDBA certifications from Microsoft as well as a Bachelor's degree in computer science from Texas A&M University - Commerce.
Viewing SQL Server Indexes using SMO
In this video you will learn how to view the indexes in a sql server database using SMO
Video Information
Publish Date:
September 09, 2008
Length:
3:5
Skill Level:
200
Rating:
3.98 out of 5
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Comments:
Jon Jaques
on 10/28/2008
Useful video, but no mention at all as to what "SMO" is.
Chris Rock
on 10/28/2008
Jon, it's short for SQL Server Management Objects. You can read more about them at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms162169.aspx
Mark Gelatt
on 10/28/2008
great presentation skills.. however the title implied this was how to create indexes, not report on them. It's still good stuff - just mislabeled.
hades
on 10/28/2008
This is Excellent JumpStart tv Rocks!!!!
Carol Quaid
on 10/28/2008
low volume control
Jeff
on 10/28/2008
Actually, I think a video around 8 minutes is a proper one.
John O'Sullivan
on 10/28/2008
good demo
Paul Kirkham
on 10/28/2008
Very good method, would have liked an indication of what we do with the information e.g. some reference to another video or documentation on index fragmentation.
Terrance
on 10/29/2008
Very good lesson.
Michelle Poolet
on 10/29/2008
Points off for mis-naming the segment: a much more accurate title would be "Creating a Report on SQL Server Indexes Using SMO" Points off for screen resolution: need much higher reso.
Chris Rock
on 10/30/2008
I mislabeled the title. It has been fixed!
Frank Kirk
on 2/6/2009
a sample of the code to download would be nice for those who do not program that much. Thx for your work.
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