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That is:<br />
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-- run from within Query Analyzer (or a T-SQL job step)<br />
EXEC sp_updatestats
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Hi Team:<br />
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I am relatively new to sql server 2005. I have a need to calculate stats on tables (and indexes). Is there any dbms_stats like functionality in SQL server?<br />
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Can you please guide me?
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Hi Team:

I am relatively new to sql server 2005. I have a need to calculate stats on tables (and indexes). Is there any dbms_stats like functionality in SQL server?

Can you please guide me?

That is:

-- run from within Query Analyzer (or a T-SQL job step)
EXEC sp_updatestats

Is there a stored procedure for computing stats (like Oracle dbms_stats packege)

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