Update-SQLIndexRunbook.ps1 Addressing table in other schemas #30
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Updates for Update-SQLIndexRunbook.ps1 -Increased the the timeout for the execution of the average fragmentation query. We've found that having multiple severely fragmented tables leads to the timeout being reached. -Add another Write-Verbose statement to give feed back on where the script is in it's execution. -Concatenate the schema with the table name so that the script can handle tables with the same name in different schemas.
Erik-McKelvey
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Jun 18, 2024
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Updates for Update-SQLIndexRunbook.ps1
-Increased the the timeout for the execution of the average fragmentation query. We've found that having multiple severely fragmented tables leads to the timeout being reached.
-Add another Write-Verbose statement to give feed back on where the script is in it's execution.
-Concatenate the schema with the table name so that the script can handle tables with the same name in different schemas.