Is it true that index locks would occur when the index's on a table are being reorganized ? Would this also exclusively lock the table ?
How serious are these Locks in performance ? Will these lead to [upd-stat] locks ?
Am encountering a lot of index locks in my db on the temp tables, Could using fillfactor on create index statement would lessen these locks ?
IDX: 2:544547798:1412364626 [[INDEX_ID]]
IDX: 2:1610018179:0 [[INDEX_ID]]
Thanks a lot.
Yes, if you are rebuilding a clustered index, your table will be locked.
Greg Jackson
PDX, Oregon
|||Will the Sqlserver automatically rebuid the index on Temp tables whenever there are lot of updates/inserts ? If it does that , and these updates/inserts are in a transaction could it eventually lead up to contention ?
Thanks!!
"Jaxon" wrote:
> Yes, if you are rebuilding a clustered index, your table will be locked.
>
> Greg Jackson
> PDX, Oregon
>
>
|||sql will update statistics. It will not rebuild the Index
Further, you can turn auto update statistics off if you really want to.
(Directions in Books On Line)
GAJ
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Monday, March 12, 2012
Index Locks
Index Locks
Is it true that index locks would occur when the index's on a table are bein
g reorganized ? Would this also exclusively lock the table ?
How serious are these Locks in performance ? Will these lead to [upd-st
at] locks ?
Am encountering a lot of index locks in my db on the temp tables, Could usin
g fillfactor on create index statement would lessen these locks ?
IDX: 2:544547798:1412364626 [[INDEX_ID]]
IDX: 2:1610018179:0 [[INDEX_ID]]
Thanks a lot.Yes, if you are rebuilding a clustered index, your table will be locked.
Greg Jackson
PDX, Oregon|||Will the Sqlserver automatically rebuid the index on Temp tables whenever th
ere are lot of updates/inserts ? If it does that , and these updates/insert
s are in a transaction could it eventually lead up to contention ?
Thanks!!
"Jaxon" wrote:
> Yes, if you are rebuilding a clustered index, your table will be locked.
>
> Greg Jackson
> PDX, Oregon
>
>|||sql will update statistics. It will not rebuild the Index
Further, you can turn auto update statistics off if you really want to.
(Directions in Books On Line)
GAJ
g reorganized ? Would this also exclusively lock the table ?
How serious are these Locks in performance ? Will these lead to [upd-st
at] locks ?
Am encountering a lot of index locks in my db on the temp tables, Could usin
g fillfactor on create index statement would lessen these locks ?
IDX: 2:544547798:1412364626 [[INDEX_ID]]
IDX: 2:1610018179:0 [[INDEX_ID]]
Thanks a lot.Yes, if you are rebuilding a clustered index, your table will be locked.
Greg Jackson
PDX, Oregon|||Will the Sqlserver automatically rebuid the index on Temp tables whenever th
ere are lot of updates/inserts ? If it does that , and these updates/insert
s are in a transaction could it eventually lead up to contention ?
Thanks!!
"Jaxon" wrote:
> Yes, if you are rebuilding a clustered index, your table will be locked.
>
> Greg Jackson
> PDX, Oregon
>
>|||sql will update statistics. It will not rebuild the Index
Further, you can turn auto update statistics off if you really want to.
(Directions in Books On Line)
GAJ
Index Locks
Is it true that index locks would occur when the index's on a table are being reorganized ? Would this also exclusively lock the table ?
How serious are these Locks in performance ? Will these lead to [upd-stat] locks ?
Am encountering a lot of index locks in my db on the temp tables, Could using fillfactor on create index statement would lessen these locks ?
IDX: 2:544547798:1412364626 [[INDEX_ID]]
IDX: 2:1610018179:0 [[INDEX_ID]]
Thanks a lot.Yes, if you are rebuilding a clustered index, your table will be locked.
Greg Jackson
PDX, Oregon|||Will the Sqlserver automatically rebuid the index on Temp tables whenever there are lot of updates/inserts ? If it does that , and these updates/inserts are in a transaction could it eventually lead up to contention ?
Thanks!!
"Jaxon" wrote:
> Yes, if you are rebuilding a clustered index, your table will be locked.
>
> Greg Jackson
> PDX, Oregon
>
>|||sql will update statistics. It will not rebuild the Index
Further, you can turn auto update statistics off if you really want to.
(Directions in Books On Line)
GAJ
How serious are these Locks in performance ? Will these lead to [upd-stat] locks ?
Am encountering a lot of index locks in my db on the temp tables, Could using fillfactor on create index statement would lessen these locks ?
IDX: 2:544547798:1412364626 [[INDEX_ID]]
IDX: 2:1610018179:0 [[INDEX_ID]]
Thanks a lot.Yes, if you are rebuilding a clustered index, your table will be locked.
Greg Jackson
PDX, Oregon|||Will the Sqlserver automatically rebuid the index on Temp tables whenever there are lot of updates/inserts ? If it does that , and these updates/inserts are in a transaction could it eventually lead up to contention ?
Thanks!!
"Jaxon" wrote:
> Yes, if you are rebuilding a clustered index, your table will be locked.
>
> Greg Jackson
> PDX, Oregon
>
>|||sql will update statistics. It will not rebuild the Index
Further, you can turn auto update statistics off if you really want to.
(Directions in Books On Line)
GAJ
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