Expand this section to display information about the recommendations, including the estimated CPU
savings, the minimum number of times the query needs to run to realize the performance improvements,
and the DDL for implementing the index recommendations.
The minimum number of query execution frequency is a tradeoff between the query performance
benefit and maintenance cost caused by more indexes. If your query executes more frequently than the
minimum number, then creating the recommended index is overall beneficial.
The minimum number of query frequency is calculated based on the insert rate, update rate, and
delete rate. You can edit these rates in the recommendation details section.
Expand this section to view details about the tables and columns involved in the index
recommendations, as well as other performance-related data.The insert rate, update rate, and
delete rate come from real-time statistics. See How SQL operations affect real-time statistics counters
for more information about the INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE real-time statistics.
You can edit
the Insert rate (times/day), Update rate (times/day),
and Delete rate (times/day) columns to get a new evaluation of query
frequency. Changing the insert rate, update rate, or delete rate updates the minimum number of
times the query needs to run to gain an overall performance improvements.
To edit a column,
click the edit icon (
), then type in the desired rate or use the
up and down arrows, and click the confirm icon (
). After
confirming the change, the minimum execution frequency in the Index recommendation
summary section is updated.