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| Keeping Your SQL Server Databases Defragmented with Diskeeper | ||
| Title: | Keeping Your SQL Server Databases Defragmented with Diskeeper View This Document |
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| Report Type: | White Papers | |
| Report Summary: | Unfortunately, internal fragmentation is only part of the fragmentation problem. When DBCC REINDEX is run, it does nothing about "external" fragmentation. External fragmentation refers to the fragmentation of physical files on your server's disks, which can cause as much, if not more, unnecessary I/O activity as internal fragmentation. Unnecessary I/O activity, as you would expect, hurts SQL Server's overall performance. | |
| Language: | English | |
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| Company's Name: | Diskeeper Coproration | |
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