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There are a different number of pages on each server.<br />
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Do you think it could be a fragmentation issue?
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Index fragmentation has nothing to do with order shown in a SELECT *<br />

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I have a table which is replicated on to another server. On the each server the order of data is different when you do a SELECT * .<br />
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Apart from the clustered index are there any other factors which can affect data order in a table.
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I have a table which is replicated on to another server. On the each server the order of data is different when you do a SELECT * .

Apart from the clustered index are there any other factors which can affect data order in a table.

Data order different on two servers.

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