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Jul 20, 2005

I used Enterpise manager to make a backup of a SQL Database. When I
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checked the backup wizard and I could not find any reference to
including or not indexes.
Are my indexes there, but not built? Maybe a stored procedure I need
to run to rebuild them?
TIA
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