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SP_HELP - Viewing Existing Indexes on an Given Table in SQL Server
How To View Existing Indexes on an Given Table using SP_HELP in SQL Server?
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If you want to know how many indexes have been defined for a given table, you can use the SP_HELP built-in stored procedure in the following syntax:
EXEC SP_HELP table_name -- Returns all database objects related the given table
The tutorial exercise shows you how many indexes were defined from the previous tutorial on table "fyi_links":
EXEC SP_HELP fyi_links; GO ... index_name index_description index_keys ------------ ------------------------------- ---------- fyi_links_id nonclustered located on PRIMARY id fyi_links_url nonclustered located on PRIMARY url ...
⇒ sys.indexes - Viewing Existing Indexes on an Given Table in SQL Server
⇐ CREATE INDEX - Adding an Index on an Existing Table in SQL Server
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