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How to maintain SQL Server indexes for query optimization

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(Matthew Schroeder) Maintaining SQL Server indexes is an uncommon practice. If a query stops using indexes, oftentimes a new non-clustered index is created that simply holds a different combination of columns or the same columns. A detailed analysis on why SQL Server is ignoring those indexes is not explored.
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