Managing Indexes with T-SQL
One of the T-SQL features available with SQL Server 2012 is the ALTER INDEX
statement. This statement simplifies many of the tasks associated with managing indexes. Index operations such as index rebuilds and changes to fill factor that were previously handled with DBCC
commands are now available via the ALTER INDEX
statement. The basic syntax for ALTER INDEX
is as follows:
ALTER INDEX {index_name | ALL} ON [{database_name.[schema_name]. | schema_name.}] {table_or_view_name} { REBUILD [WITH(<rebuild_index_option>[,...n])] | REORGANIZE [ WITH( LOB_COMPACTION = {ON | OFF})] | DISABLE | SET (<set_index_option>[,...n]) }
Let’s look at a few examples that demonstrate the power ...
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