create index sql

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    -- Index creation example with re-runnable script

    -- For some prefixing indexes with IDX_ seems good

    IF NOT EXISTS(SELECT 1 FROM [sys].[indexes] WHERE [name] = 'IX_TableName_IncludedColumn1_IncludedColumn2')

    BEGIN

    CREATE INDEX [IDX_TableName_IncludedColumn1_IncludedColumn2] ON [TableName] ([IncludedColumn1], [IncludedColumn2]);

    END

    -- Others prefix indexes with IX_

    IF NOT EXISTS(SELECT 1 FROM [sys].[indexes] WHERE [name] = 'IX_TableName_IncludedColumn1_IncludedColumn2')

    BEGIN

    CREATE INDEX [IX_TableName_IncludedColumn1_IncludedColumn2] ON [TableName] ([IncludedColumn1], [IncludedColumn2]);

    END

    -- Example table creation re-runnable

    IF OBJECT_ID('TableName', 'U') IS NULL

    BEGIN

    CREATE TABLE [TableName] (

    [TableNameId] INT PRIMARY KEY,

    [IncludedColumn1] VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,

    [IncludedColumn2] VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL

    );

    END

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