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a clustered index is a b-tree. whenever you specify primary key constraint it is automatically implemented as clustered index and thus as a b tree. BTW each index no matter if clustered or non clustered is implented as b tree. in a clustered index you have the rows in the b tree leafs and in a non clustered you have only the key in the leafs
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This is the kind of channel I have been always searching for. It takes some basic CS knowledge, but that's the reason why you do the disclaimer that is related to advanced topics. Thanks !!
Wow this summed it up very good! Thx
Where we use leaves and this nodes ?
What is The Difference Between Cluster index And Btree ?
And Where We Use Cluster And Btree Index?
a clustered index is a b-tree. whenever you specify primary key constraint it is automatically implemented as clustered index and thus as a b tree. BTW each index no matter if clustered or non clustered is implented as b tree. in a clustered index you have the rows in the b tree leafs and in a non clustered you have only the key in the leafs
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Exam b tree for SQL?
I don't really know what your questions is about?
I m from India.
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