GilaMonster (12/1/2011)
Elliott Whitlow (12/1/2011)
Ok, then I was basing my perspective on SQL 2000. Good to know.Even on SQL 2000 the 'pointers' in a nonclustered index are the clustered index key and they don't change when the clustered index is rebuilt.
But the non-clustered indexes were rebuilt when the primary key was reindexed.
CEWII