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Jul 22, 2014

I have a CSV File, I am importing this into SQL Server using SSIS package through Flat File source Task.

Few Points about data & its handling
1) inside the Procedure they are dropping the index, then populating the table, then again creating the same index.
2) Data is huge in figure (say, in millions)

My doubt:
which is the best way to import the data
1) Just inserting the data without dropping the Index
2) Drop index, populate table, re-create index (the way they do right now)

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Code:



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alt,
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