How do i find indexes of the columns  of all the tables of the
datbase...........most importantly in SQL server 2000

Thanks a lot

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frien (001fr***@gmail.com) writes:
Answered in comp.databases.ms-sqlserver. Please do not post the same
question, independetly to different newsgroups.

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