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What is mean by "fill factor" ? and what is mean
by "Index "in sql?



What is mean by "fill factor" ? and what is mean by "Index "in sql?..

Answer / gunjan sapra

fill factor is a defiened percentage between 0 to 100 in
which we leave exra gaps to accomodate future expansions in
the storage of the futures data.
indexing in sql is same as the index in our books. it helps
us to manage our data more appropriately.it can be done in
two ways namely clustered index and non-clusterd index.
we can create only one clustered index per table and
maximum of 249 non-clustered indexes per table.

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