The v_index_creator table and how to use itSummary This KB will give you an understanding of the 'v_index_creator' table and how to search data on itInstructions 1) How to access the v_index_creator table? - Go to https://[instance_name].service-now.com/v_index_creator_list.do 2) What is the v_index_creator table and why does not show all of the data? - It is the AD-HOC table that displays the table indexes. - The reason why it does not display all of the data when there is no filter is because it is a virtual in memory table - The only way to see data is to filter 3) How to use the filter on the v_index_creator table? - To search by by table, do not use the 'Table' column, use the 'Reference Table' column instead IMPORTANT: The 'Reference Table' column uses the table LABEL name for example: Format: DB NAME = LABEL NAME task = Taskcmdb = Configuration Itemincident = Incidentsys_user = Usersys_user_group = Group Example: Screenshot: 4) Why does it show duplicate indexes on the cmdb table? - The CMDB table will also show the indexes on the partition table (cmdb$par1 or cmdb$par2 if you have it) 5) How to get around the duplicate indexes on the cmdb table? - After you searched the cmdb (using the Reference Table column), you can then filter by the 'Table' column: Example: Screenshot: CMDB: