Is there any way to run the index tuning wizard on a stored proc, other than
copying the content of the stored proc into sql query analyzer?
I tried highlighting a sql call to the sp, and running itw on that along
with all tables in the db, but it just said it couldn't find anything to
add. And I know that is not the right answer.
Thanks in advance!
Hi Derrick
"Derrick" wrote:
> Is there any way to run the index tuning wizard on a stored proc, other than
> copying the content of the stored proc into sql query analyzer?
> I tried highlighting a sql call to the sp, and running itw on that along
> with all tables in the db, but it just said it couldn't find anything to
> add. And I know that is not the right answer.
> Thanks in advance!
>
If your stored procedure uses temporary tables then ITW will not be able to
tune it.
John
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Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Run a stored proc thru the index tuning wizard?
Is there any way to run the index tuning wizard on a stored proc, other than
copying the content of the stored proc into sql query analyzer?
I tried highlighting a sql call to the sp, and running itw on that along
with all tables in the db, but it just said it couldn't find anything to
add. And I know that is not the right answer.
Thanks in advance!Hi Derrick
"Derrick" wrote:
> Is there any way to run the index tuning wizard on a stored proc, other th
an
> copying the content of the stored proc into sql query analyzer?
> I tried highlighting a sql call to the sp, and running itw on that along
> with all tables in the db, but it just said it couldn't find anything to
> add. And I know that is not the right answer.
> Thanks in advance!
>
If your stored procedure uses temporary tables then ITW will not be able to
tune it.
John
copying the content of the stored proc into sql query analyzer?
I tried highlighting a sql call to the sp, and running itw on that along
with all tables in the db, but it just said it couldn't find anything to
add. And I know that is not the right answer.
Thanks in advance!Hi Derrick
"Derrick" wrote:
> Is there any way to run the index tuning wizard on a stored proc, other th
an
> copying the content of the stored proc into sql query analyzer?
> I tried highlighting a sql call to the sp, and running itw on that along
> with all tables in the db, but it just said it couldn't find anything to
> add. And I know that is not the right answer.
> Thanks in advance!
>
If your stored procedure uses temporary tables then ITW will not be able to
tune it.
John
Run a stored proc thru the index tuning wizard?
Is there any way to run the index tuning wizard on a stored proc, other than
copying the content of the stored proc into sql query analyzer?
I tried highlighting a sql call to the sp, and running itw on that along
with all tables in the db, but it just said it couldn't find anything to
add. And I know that is not the right answer.
Thanks in advance!Hi Derrick
"Derrick" wrote:
> Is there any way to run the index tuning wizard on a stored proc, other than
> copying the content of the stored proc into sql query analyzer?
> I tried highlighting a sql call to the sp, and running itw on that along
> with all tables in the db, but it just said it couldn't find anything to
> add. And I know that is not the right answer.
> Thanks in advance!
>
If your stored procedure uses temporary tables then ITW will not be able to
tune it.
John
copying the content of the stored proc into sql query analyzer?
I tried highlighting a sql call to the sp, and running itw on that along
with all tables in the db, but it just said it couldn't find anything to
add. And I know that is not the right answer.
Thanks in advance!Hi Derrick
"Derrick" wrote:
> Is there any way to run the index tuning wizard on a stored proc, other than
> copying the content of the stored proc into sql query analyzer?
> I tried highlighting a sql call to the sp, and running itw on that along
> with all tables in the db, but it just said it couldn't find anything to
> add. And I know that is not the right answer.
> Thanks in advance!
>
If your stored procedure uses temporary tables then ITW will not be able to
tune it.
John
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