Stephen Hait
shait at mindspring.com
Mon Jan 22 13:33:47 CST 2007
On 1/22/07, Jim Lawrence <accessd at shaw.ca> wrote: > Hi John: > > I was talking with a fellow from Calgary a while back and their company > removes all the indexes when manipulating large tables that will change the > indexes. If there is to be a lot of modifications one script is designed to > remove the indexes and another one is created to add them back. Sometimes > the most processing time on a project is waiting for the indexes to rebuild. > > Jim That's been my experience, too. Whenever I've had to load tables with large amounts of data, I've usually used BCP and scripted the operation (a simple batch file with isql and bcp commands works well) to drop any indexes prior to inserting and then rebuild them afterwards. Stephen