Author: Uma Mahesh

CREATE PROCEDURE FindPossibleBadIndex AS BEGIN -- Possible bad Indexes (writes > reads) DECLARE @dbid INT SELECT @dbid = DB_ID() SELECT 'Table Name' = OBJECT_NAME(s.object_id), 'Index Name' = i.name, i.index_id, 'Total #of Writes' = user_updates, 'Total #of Reads' = user_seeks + user_scans + user_lookups, 'Difference' = user_updates - ( user_seeks + user_scans + user_lookups ) FROM

The Below script will brings the Missing Indexes in the databases -- =================================================== -- Author: V.U.M.Sastry Sagi -- Create date: 01/30/2011 -- Description: Fetches the Missing Indexes -- =================================================== CREATE PROCEDURE [DBO].[FINDMISSINGINDEXES] AS BEGIN SELECT MID.STATEMENT, MIGS.AVG_TOTAL_USER_COST * ( MIGS.AVG_USER_IMPACT / 100.0 ) * ( MIGS.USER_SEEKS + MIGS.USER_SCANS ) AS IMPROVEMENT_MEASURE, OBJECT_NAME(MID.OBJECT_ID), 'CREATE INDEX [MISSING_INDEX_'

The Below code will fetches each Table Name,# of Rows in that table, Reserved Size, Index Size,UnUsed Space in the given Database. -- =================================================== -- Author: V.U.M.Sastry Sagi -- Create date: 01/12/2011 -- Description: Fetches the tables and the size useage of each table -- =================================================== CREATE PROCEDURE [DBO].[SPACEUSED] @SOURCEDB VARCHAR(128) AS SET NOCOUNT ON

Below Code will execute FTP Commands from SQL Server. First thing you need to take care is create a text file with the name “ftp” and type all your ftp commands and then create the below procedure in SQL Server -- ============================================= -- Author: V.U.M.Sastry Sagi -- Create date:12/28/2010 -- Description: Executes a FTP Command

The Below Procedure will drop the Database by force though it is accessing by the End Users. -- ============================================= -- Author: V.U.M.Sastry Sagi -- Create date: 12/05/2010 -- Description: Drops a Database by Force -- ============================================= CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[dropDBByForce](@DBName VARCHAR(100)) AS BEGIN DECLARE @sql NVARCHAR(MAX) SET @sql='ALTER DATABASE ['+@dbname+'] SET SINGLE_USER --or RESTRICTED_USER WITH ROLLBACK