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Question : sql
I am attempting to write a query that will loop through all the databases and rebuild all the indexes for each table.
I would like to use sp_msforeachtable and msp_msforeachdb
[code]
EXEC master..sp_MSForeachdb '
USE [?]
BEGIN
declare @starttime datetime
set @starttime = getdate()
print ''?''
EXEC sp_MSforeachtable @command1="DBCC DBREINDEX (''?'')"
declare @endtime datetime
SELECT @endtime = GETDATE()
INSERT INTO DBADB..MaintPlans values (getdate(), ''indexes'',db_name(), datediff(minute,@StartTime
, @EndTime))
END'
GO
[/code]
and i am receiving an error. is it possible to use both of these commands together? Also, i would like to include the fillfactor = 90% (DBCC REINDEX ( tablename, '', 90)
Any assistance you could provide would be great.
Answer : sql
>is it possible to use both of these commands together?
No, you cannot use both of them together
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