reorganization percent -- ?

Hi All ,
i am using a 3rd s/w(Idera SQL DM to be exact) to perform diagonistics on
my SQL 2000 Server. from the alert log , i got some of the following messages
:
able managed_object (1445580188) in Database Altiris_Incidents (6) has a
reorganization percent of 27%
Table wu_custom_instance (2146106686) in Database Altiris_Incidents (6) has
a reorganization percent of 33%
Table wuci_history (254623950) in Database Altiris_Incidents (6) has a
reorganization percent of 25%
Table tb_Stock (1063674837) in Database SidataSQL_DC (7) has a
reorganization percent of 31%
Table tb_StockInfo (110623437) in Database SidataSQL_DC (7) has a
reorganization percent of 38%
Table tb_Supplier (142623551) in Database SidataSQL_DC (7) has a
reorganization percent of 25%
Table tb_StockCons (1735677231) in Database SidataSQL_DC (7) has a
reorganization percent of 24%
Table tb_Transaction (174623665) in Database SidataSQL_DC (7) has a
reorganization percent of 39%
Table tb_Purchase (292196091) in Database SidataSQL_DC (7) has a
reorganization percent of 48%
what does the organization percent really means ? the same as the fill factor
(i am using the default which is 100%) and what does it mean for my SQL
Server ?
appreciate any advise
tks & rdgs
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http://www.sqlmonster.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/sql-server/200512/1Sounds like a question for Idera not SQL Server. Those are their own
custom messages and I assume they mean fragmentation % but who knows. I
think they need to come up with a better alert message than that<g>.
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> Hi All ,
> i am using a 3rd s/w(Idera SQL DM to be exact) to perform diagonistics
> on
> my SQL 2000 Server. from the alert log , i got some of the following
> messages
> :
> able managed_object (1445580188) in Database Altiris_Incidents (6) has a
> reorganization percent of 27%
> Table wu_custom_instance (2146106686) in Database Altiris_Incidents (6)
> has
> a reorganization percent of 33%
> Table wuci_history (254623950) in Database Altiris_Incidents (6) has a
> reorganization percent of 25%
> Table tb_Stock (1063674837) in Database SidataSQL_DC (7) has a
> reorganization percent of 31%
> Table tb_StockInfo (110623437) in Database SidataSQL_DC (7) has a
> reorganization percent of 38%
> Table tb_Supplier (142623551) in Database SidataSQL_DC (7) has a
> reorganization percent of 25%
> Table tb_StockCons (1735677231) in Database SidataSQL_DC (7) has a
> reorganization percent of 24%
> Table tb_Transaction (174623665) in Database SidataSQL_DC (7) has a
> reorganization percent of 39%
> Table tb_Purchase (292196091) in Database SidataSQL_DC (7) has a
> reorganization percent of 48%
>
> what does the organization percent really means ? the same as the fill
> factor
> (i am using the default which is 100%) and what does it mean for my SQL
> Server ?
> appreciate any advise
> tks & rdgs
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> http://www.sqlmonster.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/sql-server/200512/1|||tks Andrew i'l check wif Idera then but on further checks it as per wat you
have mentioned(i.e fragmentation %) as the system is allowing me to whether
to do a defrag or not .
but in SQL Server , which DBCC or other commands can allow me to do a defrag
on the tables
tks & rdgs
Andrew J. Kelly wrote:
>Sounds like a question for Idera not SQL Server. Those are their own
>custom messages and I assume they mean fragmentation % but who knows. I
>think they need to come up with a better alert message than that<g>.
>> Hi All ,
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>> tks & rdgs
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In SQL 2000:
* DBCC SHOWCONTIG will show you the fragmentation stats on indexes.
* DBCC DBREINDEX & DBCC INDEXDEFRAG will rebuild & defragment your
indexes respectively.
In SQL 2005:
* Querying the dynamic management view
sys.dm_db_index_physical_stats will show you the index fragmentation
* use the ALTER INDEX statement to rebuild or defragment your indexes
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maxzsim via SQLMonster.com wrote:
>tks Andrew i'l check wif Idera then but on further checks it as per wat you
>have mentioned(i.e fragmentation %) as the system is allowing me to whether
>to do a defrag or not .
>but in SQL Server , which DBCC or other commands can allow me to do a defrag
>on the tables
>tks & rdgs
>Andrew J. Kelly wrote:
>
>>Sounds like a question for Idera not SQL Server. Those are their own
>>custom messages and I assume they mean fragmentation % but who knows. I
>>think they need to come up with a better alert message than that<g>.
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>>Hi All ,
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<tt>In SQL 2000:<br>
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<li><tt>DBCC SHOWCONTIG will show you the fragmentation stats on
indexes. <br>
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<li><tt>DBCC DBREINDEX & DBCC INDEXDEFRAG will rebuild &
defragment your indexes respectively.</tt></li>
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<li><tt>Querying the dynamic management view
sys.dm_db_index_physical_stats will show you the index fragmentation</tt></li>
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have mentioned(i.e fragmentation %) as the system is allowing me to whether
to do a defrag or not .
but in SQL Server , which DBCC or other commands can allow me to do a defrag
on the tables
tks & rdgs
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Mike Hodgson wrote:
>In SQL 2000:
> * DBCC SHOWCONTIG will show you the fragmentation stats on indexes.
> * DBCC DBREINDEX & DBCC INDEXDEFRAG will rebuild & defragment your
> indexes respectively.
>In SQL 2005:
> * Querying the dynamic management view
> sys.dm_db_index_physical_stats will show you the index fragmentation
> * use the ALTER INDEX statement to rebuild or defragment your indexes
>--
>*mike hodgson*
>blog: http://sqlnerd.blogspot.com
>>tks Andrew i'l check wif Idera then but on further checks it as per wat you
>>have mentioned(i.e fragmentation %) as the system is allowing me to whether
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