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Posted Aug 4, 2006

Partition indexes for improved SQL Server 2005 performance

By DatabaseJournal.com Staff

[From SearchSQLServer.com]

Index partitioning is one of a number of new features introduced in SQL Server 2005 as a way to distribute the load for a given index across multiple files, which can enhance parallelism or improve index performance in other ways.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SQL Server 2000 partitioned views vs. SQL Server 2005 index partitioning
Create an index with partitioned data
Understand partition function and partition scheme
Account for tempdb space

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