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                                    | Kishh143Starting Member
 
 
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                                            |  Posted - 2014-11-20 : 00:33:18 
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                                            | HiI have a problem updating statistics. Firstly I have generated schema from the database and tried to recreate the database in the different server. But unfortunately my script is failing at the update statistics with filter(where clause in the update statistics) please refer to the generated sql script below. Is there any workaroud to update the statistics without any error UPDATE STATISTICS [dbo].[tl_om_polsmappingdata_polineshipment]([tl_om_polsmappingdata_polineshipment_update_obj_customer_org_id_fx])WHERE ([update_obj]=(1)) WITH STATS_STREAM = binartdata, ROWCOUNT = 54, PAGECOUNT = 1Kish |  |  
                                    | gbrittonMaster Smack Fu Yak Hacker
 
 
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                                          |  Posted - 2014-11-20 : 11:29:53 
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                                          | WHERE is not available on the UPDATE STATISTICS command:http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-ca/library/ms187348.aspx |  
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                                    | tkizerAlmighty SQL Goddess
 
 
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                                          |  Posted - 2014-11-20 : 11:38:39 
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                                          | You can create a filtered index (WHERE clause on an index) and then update stats on that index to achieve similar to what you posted about. I am not sure why you are trying to do this though.Tara KizerSQL Server MVP since 2007http://weblogs.sqlteam.com/tarad/ |  
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