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      sigurd.hansen_7559
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      What is the command used by Proget for updating mssql stats?
      I ask because our dbo-user is not permitted to execute sp_updatestats by our db-team.
      We do however have a scheduled task to manually update some tables causing slowness(17 tables related to vulnerability)

      UPDATE STATISTICS {tablename} WITH FULLSCAN;
      
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        atripp inedo-engineer @sigurd.hansen_7559
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        hi @sigurd-hansen_7559 ,

        ProGet runs EXEC sp_updatestats, which "runs UPDATE STATISTICS against all user-defined and internal tables in the current database."

        According to the documentation, "you must be the owner of the database (dbo)," so a dbo-user should have permission. Maybe they did something strange and somehow blocked it.

        Please note that the ProGet database user must be a db_owner, or ProGet will not function. This is a requirement starting in ProGet 2025.

        Thanks,
        Alana

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          sigurd.hansen_7559
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          As I understand it, having a user with dbo-role is not sufficient(according to stackexchange). Since our user is role dbo, but not set as owner on the database, it does not work.
          Anyway, this is not a problem for us since we do run this manually :)

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