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To fill out create database indexes manually, follow these steps:

1. Identify the tables in your database that could benefit from having indexes. Look for tables that are frequently queried or involve large amounts of data.
2. Determine the columns or attributes in these tables that are commonly used in queries. These columns should be considered for creating indexes.
3. Decide on the type of index you want to create. Common types include clustered indexes, non-clustered indexes, and unique indexes. Each type has its own advantages and considerations.
4. Use the appropriate SQL command, such as "CREATE INDEX" or "ALTER TABLE ADD INDEX," to create the index on the chosen column(s) in the desired table(s). Make sure to specify the index type, column name(s), and any additional options, such as ascending or descending order.
5. Test the performance of your queries after creating the indexes. Monitor the query execution times and compare them to the pre-indexing performance. Evaluate if the indexes are improving the query speed and overall database performance.

As for who needs to create database indexes manually, here are some scenarios:

1. Database administrators who want to optimize database performance and speed up query execution for large-scale systems.
2. Developers who are building applications that involve complex and frequently accessed databases. They may need to manually create indexes to improve the application's responsiveness and user experience.
3. Businesses or organizations that rely heavily on data-driven activities, such as analytics, reporting, or real-time data processing. Creating indexes manually can help ensure efficient data retrieval and analysis.

Overall, creating database indexes manually is beneficial for anyone looking to optimize database performance and enhance query speed, especially in situations where query optimization is critical.

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What is create database indexes manually?

Create database indexes manually is the process of adding indexes to a database table by specifying which columns to index and how the index should be created.

Who is required to file create database indexes manually?

Database administrators or developers who are responsible for optimizing database performance may be required to create database indexes manually.

How to fill out create database indexes manually?

To fill out create database indexes manually, the user needs to specify the table name, column names to be indexed, and the type of index to be created (e.g. B-tree, hash, etc.).

What is the purpose of create database indexes manually?

The purpose of create database indexes manually is to improve query performance by allowing the database management system to retrieve data more efficiently.

What information must be reported on create database indexes manually?

The information that must be reported on create database indexes manually includes the table name, column names being indexed, and the type of index created.