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Posted by Steph on 02/13/06 23:18
Hi -
Trying to chase down a baffling performance issue. Our database has been
running very slow lately. So we are performance tuning the database. In
doing so, we created a copy of our production database. In that database, I
changed one clustered index on a table to try to improve performance. I ran
one query - saw a slight improvement - but saw "lazy spool" in the execution
plan.
I tried to change it back to the original index by dropping the changed
index, and recreating the original index. I then ran the original query -
which now went from 5 seconds to 36 seconds.
I then ran DBCC REINDEX on that table. Performance of the query was still
markedly worse. I then reran the DBCC REINDEX on all tables, and then I
updated each tables statistics. Performance of that query has never returned
to the original 5 seconds.
What could be at issue here? Is there something else that I caused in
changing the index and changing it back?
Ideas much appreciated.
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