• ScottPletcher (8/20/2013)


    ChrisM@Work (8/20/2013)

    A primary key doesn’t have to be indexed

    I thought it did. Doesn't SQL always create an index to enforce a PK?

    It has to be indexed to work 😀

    Yes, it creates an index by default - but you can drop it.

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