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there are two types of indexes in microsoft sql server

a) clustered
b) non clustered

Question
can u create a primary key which is non clustered ?
If yes what is the syntax ?

Question

can u create a compound primary key and if yes what is the syntax ?
Please excuse me from asking basic questions ?
Jul 20 '05 #1
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> there are two types of indexes in microsoft sql server

a) clustered
b) non clustered

Question
can u create a primary key which is non clustered ?
If yes what is the syntax ?

Question

can u create a compound primary key and if yes what is the syntax ?
Please excuse me from asking basic questions ?

Yes, u can!

use tempdb
go
create table test (
tID int NOT NULL
,tText varchar(100) NOT NULL
)
ALTER TABLE test ADD
CONSTRAINT [test_PK] PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED (tID)
CREATE CLUSTERED INDEX [IX_test_tText] ON [test] (tText)
Jul 20 '05 #2


Thanks Gary

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