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SQLBalls SSCarpal Tunnel Points: 4621 More actions · Answer 1

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Paul White NZ (7/20/2010)Seeing as I am now in picky mode (you started it) I'm going to say that a filtered clustered index is possible (in a sense) just create it on a view that contains the filter condition 😀

I call shenanigans !!! That's a filtered view, not a filtered index 😛

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Rich-403221 (7/20/2010)
I call shenanigans !!! That's a filtered view, not a filtered index 😛

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maran_tamil SSC Journeyman Points: 95 More actions · Answer 4

Yes, we can create Primary Kay without clustered index.

Eg:

CREATE TABLE MyTable (EmpNo INT PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED NOT NULL, EmpName Varchar(30))

sunil.softmail Valued Member Points: 69 More actions · Answer 5

Primary key by default it will create one clustered index on table,unique creates up to 249 non clustered indexes.