Also, look into a few of the other DBCC commands that force the database
to check itself and reset the statistics.  I think DBCC Statistics or
something like that will regenerate the statistics for each table.  

Since your production tables may have a completely different ratio of
inserts/deletes to updates, etc., it is possible that the statistics
that manage where the data is, and hence how the tables are indexed,
etc. may be really out of whack.  

FYI, the reindexing and statistics MIGHT require that your database be
in single user mode, I know that some of the table
verification/corruption checking checks require this.  If so, you pretty
much have to disconnect everyone and all processes from the server in
order to run them.  There are some flags that you can flip that will
force people off of the system.  I have these commands written up at
work if you need them sometime Monday or Tuesday.

Ryan


 
 
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