All efforts to rebuild indexes fails. Not with an error, but they still show high fragmentation.
The environment:
SQL Server 2005 in 2000 compatibility mode
non-clustered indexes on tables that have clustered indexes with unique constraint
Tried so far:
Rebuild, reorganize, manual drop and recreate, setting the db in 2005 mode
This only seems to happen on the tables that also have the clustered index with a unique contraint ( which seem to defrag fine on said tables).
I haven't seen this before, can anyone shed some light on it?
Thanks,
Scott
The environment:
SQL Server 2005 in 2000 compatibility mode
non-clustered indexes on tables that have clustered indexes with unique constraint
Tried so far:
Rebuild, reorganize, manual drop and recreate, setting the db in 2005 mode
This only seems to happen on the tables that also have the clustered index with a unique contraint ( which seem to defrag fine on said tables).
I haven't seen this before, can anyone shed some light on it?
Thanks,
Scott
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