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Mar 15, 2007

any tutorial on how to setup SQL Server in a dual redundant environment ?

thanks

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The next script, gets redundant indexes, in a given database.
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PLEASE: review the output, before drop any index.


USE ....

-- step 1
-- gets an tab,idx,col,order view
create view listaidxcols as
select SO.name as tabname,
SI.name as idxname,
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SC.name as colname
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syscolumns SC,
sysindexes SI,
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--step 2: view to get # of columns per index
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-- step 3
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from cantcolsidx A, cantcolsidx B
where A.tabname = B.tabname
and A.numllaves < B.numllaves
and A.idxname <> B.idxname
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and C.idxname=A.idxname
and D.tabname=B.tabname
and D.idxname=B.idxname
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)

--clean up
drop view listaidxcols;
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All,

I have a situation where I need to identify redundant rows within a table. Here is the schema of the table:




create table Temp.Response (

TempKey int identity(1,1) not null primary key clustered,
ResponseId char(27) not null,
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TemplateId char(27) not null,
MidEndFlag char(3) not null
)

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1 2008-02-12-08-10-43-3434648 317003316 2008-01-31-10-12-27-4882454 Mid
2 2008-02-12-08-11-40-5279829 317003316 2008-01-31-10-12-27-4882454 Mid
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4 2008-02-11-21-30-34-7326988 516007344 2008-01-31-10-32-26-2359751 Mid
5 2008-02-11-21-31-24-2804312 516007344 2008-01-31-10-32-26-2359751 Mid
6 2008-02-11-21-31-47-1742947 516007344 2008-01-31-10-32-26-2359751 Mid
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8 2008-02-11-18-54-11-7500029 614001463 2008-01-31-10-32-26-2359751 Mid
9 2008-02-11-22-13-59-9139208 614001606 2008-01-31-10-32-26-2359751 Mid
10 2008-02-11-22-14-50-5822454 614001606 2008-01-31-10-32-26-2359751 Mid
11 2008-02-11-22-15-47-6257351 614001606 2008-01-31-10-32-26-2359751 Mid
12 2008-02-11-23-23-31-4431851 614001756 2008-01-31-10-32-26-2359751 Mid
13 2008-02-11-23-24-06-4806990 614001756 2008-01-31-10-32-26-2359751 Mid


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Best,
B.

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the code:

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As soon as I implement the not equal it shows me the massive repeating data.
I mean even without the last sentence I get this data output.

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I think this problem is a typical amateure problem, but I would apreciate help!

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