Index size.

Have a look at sp_spaceused. If you want to do this non-
programatically, you can use the taskpad view of tha
database.
Regards,
Paul Ibisonthanks..got it.

Index creation datetime

Hi,
How I find out the creation datetime of index (clustered
and nonclustered)?
Regards.
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Farhan SoomroNo, SQL Server does not keep any track of index creation date., However, if
you have primary key constraint (which will have an index
clustered/non-clustered) then you can refer to crdate column of sysobjects
table to check the creation date of this constraint which will be same as
creation date of index on primary key.
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-Vishal
"Farhan Soomro" <fsoomro@.chartlinks.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> How I find out the creation datetime of index (clustered
> and nonclustered)?
> Regards.
> --
> Farhan Soomro