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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Sat, 11 Apr 2009 @ 07:50:26 GMT
Thanks for all the replies so far. As Dave mentioned, does this actually show accesses by queries, or just etl type accesses ... re-collecting stats, etc? Here is what i am trying to find. Lets say I have 100 queries and I expect any of these queries to use my NUSIs. If any NUSI is not used, then drop it. I doubt if DBC.Indices.AccessCount value can be used to drop unused NUSIs. Do you think populating DBQLExplain table can offer some help here? Thanks Madhu Das -:)
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