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I am getting the error Msg 11404, Level 16, State 1, Line 2 ALTER TABLE SWITCH statement failed. Target table XXXX I have checked that all indexes are the same in both source and destination tables plus dependencies and also in the same file group. Also checked the constraints and they are all fine. What are the other possible issues that I should be on the look out for? Thanks again!
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I have checked the views too and created the indexes for them on the partition. Do functions and stored procedures affect the switch too? No, functions and procedures don't matter. You just have to ensure that the schema matches up.
Jan 25 '12 at 08:07 AM
SirSQL
Please explain further on multiple indexed views. How about the statistics? Is there a statement to run to ensure the statistics are copied or not to be copied?
Jan 25 '12 at 12:29 PM
Wang
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By the looks of things you have multiple indexed views. You'll need to match those up in order to be able to perform the switch (it's not just the indexes on the table that have to line up) One example of the indexes created for the views is as follows: CREATE UNIQUE CLUSTERED INDEX [PK_FCT_TRANSFH_TBL] ON [staging].[FCT_TRANSFH_TBL] ([YEAR], [REPORTER], [HS], [SRC_01_FLAG]) ON CWDC_PG{@V_YEAR} When I comment out where the index is to be aligned on the filegroup i.e. --ON CWDC_PG{@V_YEAR}, I get no error on the alter table switch. I thought that part of aligning the indexes was ensuring its aligned to the partition of the table its a dependent on, right? If there is nothing wrong with my syntax then what are the other possible issues?
Jan 28 '12 at 02:31 PM
Wang
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