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slow performance after sql update from access
Hello I ran an update query from access now the server is running slow.
Can re index? what is the procedure/command for this? is it possible to
disable all triggers when i run my update sql scripts? i ran profiler
and saw a few connecting ... messages could this have something to do
with this? thanks.


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jcharth@hotmail.com
12-30-05 02:23 PM


Re: slow performance after sql update from access
1. Maybe.  DBCC SHOWCONTIG will tell you if the table is fragmented
2. Look up reindexing in BOL
3. Yes.  Look up triggers in BOL

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<jcharth@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hello I ran an update query from access now the server is running slow.
> Can re index? what is the procedure/command for this? is it possible to
> disable all triggers when i run my update sql scripts? i ran profiler
> and saw a few connecting ... messages could this have something to do
> with this? thanks.
>



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Michael Hotek
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