J. Andrew Rogers wrote:
> On Thu, 2004-08-26 at 12:30, Magnus Hagander wrote:
>>IIRC, SQL Server always creates clustered indexes by default for primary
>>keys.
>
> That would surprise me actually.
Yaz, it should. It doesn't ALWAYS create clustered (unique) index for
primary keys, but clustered is the default if you just specify
CREATE TABLE Foo (col1, ...
,PRIMARY KEY(col1, ...)
)
Saying PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED(...) is how you override the default.
((Weird to be discussing so much MSSQL here))
