Answer Posted / saikat mukherjee
The observed improvement is due to the fact that the
nonclustered index contained all of the required information
to resolve the query. No Key Lookups were required. An index
that contains all information required to resolve the query
is known as a "Covering Index"; it completely covers the query.
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