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So I have a script that runs daily. It creates a temp table then inserts the records to a table from the temp table. The script used to create indexes but few months ago I commented out the index creation. My question is, does the index still exist in the table? Will it still slow down the update, insert etc? I can see the index names in the index usage report.

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What database are you using? – Justin Cave Feb 26 at 19:22
sql server 2008 – Liton Uddin Feb 26 at 19:57
Did it create indexes on the permanent table or temp table? – JNK♦ Feb 26 at 20:02
Why can't you open up the table in SSMS and just look? – Stu Feb 26 at 20:44
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"I can see the index names in the index usage report"... would suggest that the index still exists. – Mark Storey-Smith Feb 26 at 22:19
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closed as not a real question by Mark Storey-Smith, Paul White, RolandoMySQLDBA, Aaron Bertrand♦, dezso Feb 27 at 7:35

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