Here's a whitepaper you should read:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/tre...e/ss2kidbp.asp
Also, what effect is the extent fragmentation having on the performance of
your workload? (i.e. do you have empricial evidence that the workload perf
is decreasing with increasing extent fragmentation - to justify the overhead
of these index operations?)
Regards,
Paul.
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hello everyone,
we dropped the clustered & nonclustered indeces on a table, then
rebuilt them. logical fragmentation is near zero, but extent
fragmentation is about 40%. how can this be if the indeces are brand
new?