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4/3/2009 9:53 AM
 

Hi, I was just wondering if there are any SQL statements that can be carried out to optimise a DNN website (4.9) under the HOSTS>SQL menu. I have learnt that deleting the sitelog and event log rows periodically is useful for performance gains and wondered if there is anything else that is useful to do periodically to the database, e.g. rebuilding indexes etc. and what the commands are...

Thanks in advance, regards, MARK.

http://www.insidertech.co.uk

 
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