Clustered and nonclustered indexes in sql server Part 36
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2012
- In this video we will learn about
1. Different types of indexes in sql server
2. What are clustered indexes
3. What are NonClustered indexes
4. Difference between clustered and non clustered indexes
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sir i think there is a mistake in slide on time 15:57 ,there should be ..the NON clustered index has to refer back to the table as u explained on 15:05 to 15:35
thats what i thought
I was about to mention the same. Thanks.
I agree. It should be changed. I thought I was going mad...
I did not catch the mistake, has that been fixed?
You explained well... thanks... finally I understood indexes 😊
Hi, it depends on the execution plan that is generated by the sql server. Hope this answers your question.
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1. Yes, it is suggested to create a clustered index on a column that will be queries the most.
2. The column in the where clause should be included in the index.
3. SQL server uses unique index to enforce the primary key. So, if you already have a clustered index on a column other than the primary key, then a unique non-clustered index needs to be created on the primary key column to enforce the uniqueness.
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Hi Venkat, In the differences slide, in point 2, could you please correct the statement "clustered index has to refer back to table" to "non clustered index has to refer back to the table." Thank you!
Yes this statement is incorrect and is very misleading
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