SQL Server 2008 – Get All Indexes In A Database
You’ve got to love sys views in SQL Server. While learning about performance tuning on SQL Server 2008 I wanted to get a list of all Indexes on my database and the answer was as simple as it can be. Here i a statement which can be used to get a list of all indexes on a database.
SELECT * FROM sys.indexes
And here is the partial output from AdventureWorks database.

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