In SQL Server, the fill factor is a configuration option that determines how much space is left on each page of an index when it is created or reorganized. The fill factor specifies the percentage of space that will be filled on each page, with the remaining space left as free space. The fill factor is specified as a percentage …

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Today on the tuning minute on the SQL Data Partners Podcast, we discussed duplicate indexes, which lead me to think more about and and write this post. You know there are many different ways of doing things in SQL Server, and often times you can argue that one way or the other is better, and given the right situation anything …

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