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How is clustered index different from non-clustered index?
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Answer / Keshav Kumar Jha
In a clustered index, the actual data in a table is physically ordered by the key column(s). A table can only have one clustered index. In contrast, a non-clustered index stores the indexed columns along with a pointer to the location of the corresponding row in the table.
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