Monday, March 26, 2012

fill factor problem

Hi !
I have a problem with my current database.
All the fill factor of primary key and index in the table are set to
90% and it slow down the performance of store procedure.
I had manually change the fill factor to 0 ( this process take quite
sometime) for some table and I see the store procedure performance had
increased significially.
There are just too many table involve, how can i write a script to
change the fill factor of index for every table ? can i use dbcc
reindex ?
thanks !
A fill factor of 100% across the board is not necessarily a good thing. I
recently had to change a fill factor from 90 down to 60 for a client because
of high insert activity. Offhand, the only place I can think of where you'd
want 100% fill factors is in a read-only DB or a data warehouse that gets
refreshed infrequently.
Tom
Thomas A. Moreau, BSc, PhD, MCSE, MCDBA
SQL Server MVP
Columnist, SQL Server Professional
Toronto, ON Canada
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Hi !
I have a problem with my current database.
All the fill factor of primary key and index in the table are set to
90% and it slow down the performance of store procedure.
I had manually change the fill factor to 0 ( this process take quite
sometime) for some table and I see the store procedure performance had
increased significially.
There are just too many table involve, how can i write a script to
change the fill factor of index for every table ? can i use dbcc
reindex ?
thanks !

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