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Subject: Behavior of indexes after run a CLRPFM
From: Rui <rmfeliz@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2011 10:22:35 +0000 (UTC)
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Hello.

Sometimes, when I run some SQL operations (like a select), the SQL Optimizer
does not use the correct index.
Before I load the table, I run a CLRPFM over it.
Can the CLRPFM be responsable for the non-use of the indexes? The RGZPFM fix it?

Best Regards,

Rui

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Re: Behavior of indexes after run a CLRPFM , rob
Re: Behavior of indexes after run a CLRPFM , Vern Hamberg

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