I see from the 2005 documentatio开发者_开发知识库n that you cannot create an indexed view from an Xml column.
Its easy to check storage sizes for Tables and Indexes, you can right-click the table 开发者_JAVA百科object on SSMS explorer and voila, the details appear in a nice popup.
I have a view which already has SchemaBinding applied AND it has a UNIQUE CLUSTERED index. N开发者_Python百科ow, I\'m trying to add a second index, which is a SPATIAL index ... and I get the following
The goal is to update the UI as frequently as possible but performance is a concern and hits to the database should be minimised.
I have a view which I was hoping to create an index over which is failing because I would need to index a computed column (this fails with error code 2729 \"...cannot be used in an index or statistics
I want to create indexed view MyView with such t-sql Select o.Theme_ID as Theme_ID, DATEADD(day, DATEDIFF(day, 0, o.Object_CreationDate), 0) as Objext_CreationDate,
I\'ve got the following table schema in SQL Server 2005 and I\'d like to den开发者_C百科ormalize it into an indexed view for some queries I\'m writing until I can make the structural changes permanent
When I try to create indexed view I am getting an error \"datepart returns indeterministic value, use system defined deterministic function or make the user defined function to return determ开发者_JS百
I am going to design a Data Warehouse and I heard about materialized views. Actually I want to create a view and it should update automatically 开发者_运维知识库when base tables are changed. Can anyon
If i create an Indexed View (in Sql Server 2008)开发者_高级运维, does this mean i copy all required the data from the source tables into a separate new table? Or are only some tiny pointers/indexes sa
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