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    I have one sql server 2005 database and its size is 16 GB , i rebuild indexes on a table which is having size almost 12 GB (item Master) * i know its not normalized but i get the db in this condition dbcc dbreindex (item_master,'',80) and now size becomes 26 GB should i shrink database or physical files showing 50 % free space available. what else can i do to increase the db speed , already check ,Disk I/O , Memory , temp DB , network Packet size. Planning to do

    UPDATE STATISTICS item_master
    dbcc updateusage ('DB')
    DBCC INDEXDEFRAG (DB,'item_master')
    DBCC dropcleanbuffers
    dbcc freesystemcache ('all')
    dbcc cleantable (DB,'item_master') --

    Anything else which can speed up the things from database point of view

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      I have one sql server 2005 database and its size is 16 GB , i rebuild indexes on a table which is having size almost 12 GB (item Master) * i know its not normalized but i get the db in this condition dbcc dbreindex (item_master,'',80) and now size becomes 26 GB should i shrink database or physical files showing 50 % free space available. what else can i do to increase the db speed , already check ,Disk I/O , Memory , temp DB , network Packet size. Planning to do

      UPDATE STATISTICS item_master
      dbcc updateusage ('DB')
      DBCC INDEXDEFRAG (DB,'item_master')
      DBCC dropcleanbuffers
      dbcc freesystemcache ('all')
      dbcc cleantable (DB,'item_master') --

      Anything else which can speed up the things from database point of view

      Best Regards, SOFTDEV If you have knowledge, let others light their candles at it

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      How many rows are in the table? How many fields? What kind of data is it? Are your indices appropriate for the way you are wanting to extract the data? Can you update the structure to improve the performance or are you stuck with it?

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