What is clustered, non-clustured and unique index. How many
indexes can be created on a table ?
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Answer / rajkumar
please don't give oracle answers in sqlserver
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Answer / leena
clustered index physically store data orderly in a
table,but non-clustered index store data logically not
physically.
primary key is by default clustered index,and unique key is
by default non-clustered index.
A table can contain only one cluster index.
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Answer / amit
A clustered index are those which created by user manually
and non clustered are automatically created by oracle server
when we create a primary key or a unique key on a column.
and as many as indexes can be created on table but it will
reduces the performance of the database.
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