How to do Table Partitioning to an existing source table

Written by VidhyaSagar. Posted in Performance Tunning

In this article we are going to see how to partition a existing table in a database. In my working place I got a request from client to partition an existing table, I have searched in BOL but couldnt find the exact detail how to do it. Ive figured out that and Implemented successfully, Im Just sharing the steps with you so that this might be helpful to you.

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Temp table VS Table variable

Written by Deepak. Posted in Performance Tunning

Most of the SQL Developers/DBA would have come across a situation where they need to store the temporary result sets. This is where Temp tables and Table variables come into effect and helps in storing the data sets in a temporary location.

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Index Fragmentation in SQL Server 2005

Written by Deepak. Posted in Performance Tunning

Index fragmentation is a phenomenon where the index contents are scattered. Normally the contents are in contiguous fashion which helps in fast retrieval of the underlying data. When the indexes are fragmented the data access becomes time consuming because of the scattered data that needs to be searched and read.

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Praveen

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Hi Sagar, Your script is working great. Thanks ton

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VidhyaSagar

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Saeed,
I don’t think so you can stop it in SMO, instead you need to turn off password policy for that login

VidhyaSagar

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Thanks Ashish, I’ve updated the script.