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I forgot what a clustered index.<br />
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Please show a tiny example which demonstrates:<br />
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&quot;Let's start by saying that SQL stores data in tables in the physical order of its clustered index.&quot;
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I am interested to learn more on the topic. I need to consider query performance on an exceptions table with over 13 million records.<br />
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Thanks
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I am interested to learn more on the topic. I need to consider query performance on an exceptions table with over 13 million records.

Thanks

I forgot what a clustered index.

Please show a tiny example which demonstrates:

&quot;Let&#39;s start by saying that SQL stores data in tables in the physical order of its clustered index.&quot;

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