ETL Load - Dropping Indexes and Constraints

AzeemFarooqui at 13h32
03
Mar
2009
ETL Load - Dropping Indexes and Constraints

Hi,

I am currently working on an ETL solution using BODI and SQL Server 2005. Our data warehouse is very small (no more than 5mb) currently and expected growth over the next year is not going to exceed 15mb.

Based on the above volume estimates does it make sense to drop existing indexes/constraints when performing the ETL load into the fact table?

I'd appreciate other peoples comments and views on
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