The short answer is yes For the longer answer, let's start with the follow-up question: Do my end users care that it's slowing my SQL Server ... table with nine non-clustered indexes on it there ...

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Non-clustered index corruption: this type of corruption is associated with SQL Server 2008 and later versions. It typically occurs when a SQL DBA attempts running a complex UPDATE statement with ...