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index rebuild failed
Posted on 2016-08-09
I have index rebuild procedure failed. I have the following error. The failed run into this line then stop
The problem is I don't find this object. How come it keep failing into this line?
How to fix it
Msg 1088, Level 16, State 9, Line 1
Cannot find the object "ABC_Staging.dbo.primed/mxc10288.enrollcoverage" because it does not exist or you do not have permissions.
The problem is I don't find this object. How come it keep failing into this line?
How to fix it
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Drop the rebuild procedure and create it again and checked it.
Execute procedure by giving full qualified name "Database.DBO.storeprocnam
Execute procedure by giving full qualified name "Database.DBO.storeprocnam
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Dropping the sproc and recreating can fix your prblem or an internal table used by Change Tracking, and you cannot access this table unless you are connected on the Admin connection.
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I wonder if it's the presence of a slash (/) in the object name that is the problem.
Should "ABC_Staging.dbo.primed/mxc
Should "ABC_Staging.dbo.primed/mxc
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So, why do you need the dbo part in the table name?
The correct name to use should be: ABC_Staging.[primed/mxc102
The correct name to use should be: ABC_Staging.[primed/mxc102
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I agree. If [primed/mxc102888] is the schema, the [dbo] does not make sense. The 4-part naming convention is: [instance name].[database name].[schema name].[table/object name]
In your case, you only need [database name].[schema name].[table/object name] - where does the [dbo] come in?
In your case, you only need [database name].[schema name].[table/object name] - where does the [dbo] come in?
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