Sorry, in this case, I don't feel that the responsibility falls upon you to do the research for the correct answer. The answer provided sounded viable, which to the average user would be taken as gospel. If you look the top of the homepage states that there are 1.3 million users of this web site. Yet if you look at the numbers of comments, and who they are you repeatedly see the same few. When you look at the numbers of answerers, you see a disproportionate number of posters. So now one must ask - How many of the people who answered this question think that what they read is correct?

This reminds me of an interview I took many years ago where my new boss was going to explain to me how indexes worked. I cringed and bit my lip when his explanation, based upon an article he had recently read in a particular magazine had the definitions for clustered vs nonclustered indexes reversed. For a long time he believed this because he read it.