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8 While this does identify the indexes, it doesn t give meaningful names Use the following script to identify the common names of these indexes, but substitute the object_id with the index you want to identify:

"Andrew McCutchen"; "Lastings Milledge"; "John Raynor"; "Delwyn Young";

a Of course, we could combine both queries into a single query if desired The following script combines the desired columns from both the sysdm_db_ index_physical_stats DMV and the sysobjects table to give us exactly what we need:

"not worn by any Pirate"; } return jersey + " is " + name + "."; } namePirate(46); // "46 is Garrett Jones."

SELECT name, index_id, index_type_desc, avg_fragmentation_in_percent, page_count FROM sysdm_db_index_physical_stats (DB_ID ('AdventureWorks'), NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL) AS S JOIN sysobjects AS O ON Sobject_ID = Oobject_id WHERE avg_fragmentation_in_percent > 10 ORDER BY avg_fragmentation_in_percent DESC

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name = break; case 62: name = break; case 43: name = break; case 41: name = break; case 35: name = break; case 13: name = break; case 6: name = break; case 2: name = break; case 3: name = break; case 15: name = break; case 19: name = break; case 46: name = break; case 22: name = break; case 85: name = break; case 58: name = break; case 24: name = break; default: name =

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9 Execute the following script to check the usage of indexes within the AdventureWorks database:

USE AdventureWorks; GO SELECT * from sysdm_db_index_usage_stats WHERE database_id = DB_ID ('AdventureWorks');

"Ross Ohlendorf"; "Hayden Penn"; "Jack Taschner"; "Ryan Doumit"; "Jason Jaramillo"; "Ronny Cedeno"; "Jeff Clement"; "Bobby Crosby"; "Akinori Iwamura"; "Andy LaRoche"; "Ryan Church"; "Garrett Jones"; "Andrew McCutchen"; "Lastings Milledge"; "John Raynor"; "Delwyn Young";

When I did this on a test system that had been running less than 24 hours, three indexes showed up When I ran it on a SQL Server with an uptime of 12 days, 50 indexes appeared The number that appears for you may differ, considering this shows the indexes that have been used since the server was last started and reflects the activity of the server 10 Restart the SQL Server service Within SSMS, right-click the instance name, and then select Restart 11 When SQL is restarted, enter the following script again to verify that zero indexes are listed:

Figure 4 15. Mapping jersey numbers to names for the Pittsburgh Pirates with a switch Now then, I ordered the switch like a scorecard (pitchers, catchers, infielders, outfielders) and then by surname. JavaScript had to evaluate 21 case clauses to determine who wears 46. But if we were to replace the switch with an object member query, we would in turn replace those 21 === operations with 1 [] operation. Yup, that sounds like a good idea to me, too. So, double-clear Firebug, and then enter the following object literal. Note that, although we are adding members in the same order as in the switch, which is to say by position and then by surname, remember that ECMAScript does not define an order for object members. So, neither D. J. Carrasco nor any other Pirate is the first member in pirates. Note too that, since the jersey numbers are integers, we could have done this with an array. However, that would be a bear to type. Insofar as an object may have elements just like an array, a feature I will explore in 5, there is no point in doing all the extra typing to create an array lookup. var pirates = { "77": "D.J. Carrasco", "53": "Brendan Donnelly", "29": "Octavio Dotel", "57": "Zach Duke", "48": "Javier Lopez", "28": "Paul Maholm", "34": "Daniel McCutchen", "47": "Evan Meek",

USE AdventureWorks; GO SELECT * from sysdm_db_index_usage_stats WHERE database_id = DB_ID ('AdventureWorks');

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