I have a database that was created many SQL Server versions ago that has Full Text files. It is currently on a SQL 2012 server. How can I confirm that there is no data in use in the Full Text index files so I can delete them?
Sql-server – Converting and removing full text files
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Best Answer
To see if the index is in use you can use
sys.dm_db_index_usage_stats
. Here is an example query with some description.T-SQL Script to Correct SQL Server Full Text Indexes Not Updating by Pablo Echeverria
This article refers to more system objects regarding
Full-Text Search
. You can use this to find more details especially about population status.