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Script to replace All Existing Clustered Primary Keys to Columnstore indexes



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Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Why is Clustered Index on Primary Key compulsory?Clustered columnstore indexes and foreign keysSimple query is slow on 4M-rows tableChange clustered index without dropping the primary keydeteriorating stored procedure running timesDrawbacks to add clustered keysNon-Unique Clustered Indexes AdministrationClustered Primary Key that is never used vs. Non-Clustered Primary Key on Multiple ColumnsClustered vs Non Clustered Indexes for a Primary KeyClustered Sequential GUID Primary Key vs Non-Clustered GUID and Clustered Sequential ID Primary Keys





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Does anyone have a script to replace all existing All Existing Clustered Primary Keys to Clustered Columnstore indexes in a table? We have 500 plus tables in a database.



CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Purchase] 
(
[PurchaseId] INT IDENTITY (1, 1) NOT NULL,
[ClientId] INT NOT NULL,
[SellerId] INT NOT NULL,
[PurchaseDatetime] DATETIME NULL,
[TotalAmount] DECIMAL (28, 2) NULL,
[CreateDate] DATETIME NULL,
CONSTRAINT [pk_PurchaseId] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED ([PurchaseId] ASC)
);


Expected:



CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Purchase] 
(
[PurchaseId] INT IDENTITY (1, 1) NOT NULL,
[ClientId] INT NOT NULL,
[SellerId] INT NOT NULL,
[PurchaseDatetime] DATETIME NULL,
[TotalAmount] DECIMAL (28, 2) NULL,
[CreateDate] DATETIME NULL
);


CREATE CLUSTERED COLUMNSTORE INDEX clx_Purchase ON dbo.Purchase;

CREATE UNIQUE INDEX uq_PurchaseIdId ON dbo.Purchase(PurchaseId);


we don't have foreign keys.









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    CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Purchase] 
    (
    [PurchaseId] INT IDENTITY (1, 1) NOT NULL,
    [ClientId] INT NOT NULL,
    [SellerId] INT NOT NULL,
    [PurchaseDatetime] DATETIME NULL,
    [TotalAmount] DECIMAL (28, 2) NULL,
    [CreateDate] DATETIME NULL,
    CONSTRAINT [pk_PurchaseId] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED ([PurchaseId] ASC)
    );


    Expected:



    CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Purchase] 
    (
    [PurchaseId] INT IDENTITY (1, 1) NOT NULL,
    [ClientId] INT NOT NULL,
    [SellerId] INT NOT NULL,
    [PurchaseDatetime] DATETIME NULL,
    [TotalAmount] DECIMAL (28, 2) NULL,
    [CreateDate] DATETIME NULL
    );


    CREATE CLUSTERED COLUMNSTORE INDEX clx_Purchase ON dbo.Purchase;

    CREATE UNIQUE INDEX uq_PurchaseIdId ON dbo.Purchase(PurchaseId);


    we don't have foreign keys.









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      CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Purchase] 
      (
      [PurchaseId] INT IDENTITY (1, 1) NOT NULL,
      [ClientId] INT NOT NULL,
      [SellerId] INT NOT NULL,
      [PurchaseDatetime] DATETIME NULL,
      [TotalAmount] DECIMAL (28, 2) NULL,
      [CreateDate] DATETIME NULL,
      CONSTRAINT [pk_PurchaseId] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED ([PurchaseId] ASC)
      );


      Expected:



      CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Purchase] 
      (
      [PurchaseId] INT IDENTITY (1, 1) NOT NULL,
      [ClientId] INT NOT NULL,
      [SellerId] INT NOT NULL,
      [PurchaseDatetime] DATETIME NULL,
      [TotalAmount] DECIMAL (28, 2) NULL,
      [CreateDate] DATETIME NULL
      );


      CREATE CLUSTERED COLUMNSTORE INDEX clx_Purchase ON dbo.Purchase;

      CREATE UNIQUE INDEX uq_PurchaseIdId ON dbo.Purchase(PurchaseId);


      we don't have foreign keys.









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      Does anyone have a script to replace all existing All Existing Clustered Primary Keys to Clustered Columnstore indexes in a table? We have 500 plus tables in a database.



      CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Purchase] 
      (
      [PurchaseId] INT IDENTITY (1, 1) NOT NULL,
      [ClientId] INT NOT NULL,
      [SellerId] INT NOT NULL,
      [PurchaseDatetime] DATETIME NULL,
      [TotalAmount] DECIMAL (28, 2) NULL,
      [CreateDate] DATETIME NULL,
      CONSTRAINT [pk_PurchaseId] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED ([PurchaseId] ASC)
      );


      Expected:



      CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Purchase] 
      (
      [PurchaseId] INT IDENTITY (1, 1) NOT NULL,
      [ClientId] INT NOT NULL,
      [SellerId] INT NOT NULL,
      [PurchaseDatetime] DATETIME NULL,
      [TotalAmount] DECIMAL (28, 2) NULL,
      [CreateDate] DATETIME NULL
      );


      CREATE CLUSTERED COLUMNSTORE INDEX clx_Purchase ON dbo.Purchase;

      CREATE UNIQUE INDEX uq_PurchaseIdId ON dbo.Purchase(PurchaseId);


      we don't have foreign keys.







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