Unicode conv. Update Database Stats - DB20

Hi all
I am on SAP ERP2005 on Windows 2003 server 64 bit and MSSQL 2005. I am doing a unicode conversion, and as a prerequisite it is recommended that I update database statistics. I have tried to do the DB export using SAPInst tools, but the export fails on table STXH. A colleague told me to update the stats for this table.. DB20 was the obvious tool, but this is not supported for SQL 2005.. How can I proceed to update statistics?
Thanks!
Regards,
Thomas

Hi,
Use transaction DB02 => Detailed Analysis.
Select your table, and on the following screen you can select "Update statistics".
Regards
Rolf

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