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To expand slightly on sqlaj's answer, yes it can hurt insert performance quite dramatically. Any index must be updated whenever there is a relevant change. A relevant change is any insert or delete and...
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I would add even though it may cause performance issues you should look at the positives/negatives and weigh the odds. Do the positives out weigh the negatives? Depending on your...
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Have you seen/read this? Designing Indexed Views http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187864(v=sql.105).aspx It has information on what to consider when designing/implimenting indexed views. >...
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To expand slightly on sqlaj's answer, yes it can hurt insert performance quite dramatically. Any index must be updated whenever there is a relevant change. A relevant change is any insert or delete and...
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I would add even though it may cause performance issues you should look at the positives/negatives and weigh the odds. Do the positives out weigh the negatives? Depending on your...
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Have you seen/read this? Designing Indexed Views http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187864(v=sql.105).aspx It has information on what to consider when designing/implimenting indexed views. >...
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