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Can i create Clustered and non clustered index in same field?
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Dhirendra Prajapati
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Can i create Clustered and non clustered index in same field?
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Harikrishna Sikhakolli
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we can create both clustered and non clustered indexes on same field.
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Dhirendra Prajapati
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21 Mar 2012 06:20 AM IST
Hi,
Thnx for reply.
but which index will used when using this field.
means clustered index worked or nonclustered index worked.
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Dhirendra Prajapati
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Hi,
Thnx for reply.
but which index will used when using this field.
means clustered index worked or nonclustered index worked.
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Harikrishna Sikhakolli
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23 Mar 2012 05:05 AM IST
Generally clustered index existed on the table the data inserted in the ordered manner into the table.
when non-clusterd index is existed on the table the date inserted in the table as like we can insert.
clusterd:-
1 hari hyd
2 krishna che
insert into emp values(4,'anjaneyulu','mum'),(3,'vasu','ban')
output:-
id name loc
1 hari hyd
2 krishna che
3 vasu ban
4 anjaneyulu mum
non clustered:-
id name loc
1 hari hyd
2 krishna che
insert into emp values(4,'anjaneyulu','mum'),(3,'vasu','ban')
output:-
id name loc
1 hari hyd
2 krishna che
4 anjaneyulu mum
3 vasu ban
clustered index worked.first create clustered and non clustered indexes on the same field
of the table
Ex:-
table :emp
id name loc
1 hari hyd
2 krishna che
insert into emp values(4,'anjaneyulu','mum'),(3,'vasu','ban')
output:-
id name loc
1 hari hyd
2 krishna che
3 vasu ban
4 anjaneyulu mum
so clustered index is worked.
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Dhirendra Prajapati
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23 Mar 2012 05:41 AM IST
thnx sir!!!
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