Applying DBCC DBREINDEX on a database that is part of Transaction Replication

I am about to apply DBCC DBREINDEX to a large database that is part of transactional replication and synchronised every 3 minutes. What are the likely implication and what precautions I must take.

Thanks in advance

Regards

R Suresh

Logreader will not replicate the index rebuild operation. Also if you use SQL 2005, I recommend you to use ALTER INDEX to rebuild index because DBCC DBREINDEX is a deprecated feature.

Of course, you need to do some experiment to see the performance impact if you do it frequently.

Peng

Applying DBCC DBREINDEX on a database that is part of Transaction Replication

I am about to apply DBCC DBREINDEX to a large database that is part of transactional replication and synchronised every 3 minutes. What are the likely implication and what precautions I must take.

Thanks in advance

Regards

R Suresh

Logreader will not replicate the index rebuild operation. Also if you use SQL 2005, I recommend you to use ALTER INDEX to rebuild index because DBCC DBREINDEX is a deprecated feature.

Of course, you need to do some experiment to see the performance impact if you do it frequently.

Peng

Apply filter on dbcc log query

Hi,
I am reading online transaction log using dbcc log command.
But I don't want to read the whole online transaction log, because it will t
ake too long time. Is there any way through which I can filter the record an
d get lesser no. of records.
Is there any way through which I can use dbcc command directly in a query.
Or is there any undocumennted parameter that might passed to dcc log command
through which we can specify filter.
Thanks in advance
PushkarHi
dbcc log is undocumented, so all of it is unsupported.
AFAIK, the commands listed here are the only ones:
http://www.mssqlcity.com/Articles/U...CC.htm#part_2_8
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"Pushkar" wrote:

> Hi,
> I am reading online transaction log using dbcc log command.
> But I don't want to read the whole online transaction log, because it will
take too long time. Is there any way through which I can filter the record
and get lesser no. of records.
> Is there any way through which I can use dbcc command directly in a query.
> Or is there any undocumennted parameter that might passed to dcc log comma
nd through which we can specify filter.
> Thanks in advance
> Pushkar
>|||> But I don't want to read the whole online transaction log, because it will
> take too long time.
Once again, I suggest a 3rd party tool. This operation is meant for
disaster recovery and occasional usage, not for every day activities where
performance is a concern. http://www.aspfaq.com/2449
It seems you've already spent enough time on this that you would have paid
for the license, if your opportunity cost is more than minimum wage...