Adding a LF creates an index underneath but an index is faster. You can
have both. You can use the index adviser to create the index and then
create a LF with same keys. It should reuse the index path and then you can
delete the index and it will maintain the index through the LF. Best is to
use the index.
Did you look a the condensed index. It combines the index recommendations
and put the most important ones at the top.
On Mon, Mar 4, 2013 at 12:55 PM, Stone, Joel <Joel.Stone@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
What columns should I review when determining which indexes to add to a
database?
- Times Advised for Query Use
- Most Expensive Query Estimate
- Others?
If one row advises to add FieldA , FieldB, and a second row advises FieldA
for the same file, would adding a logical file with keys FieldA & FieldB do
the trick for both advising rows?
Does creating a LF benefit the same as adding an index?
Thanks
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