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Covering indexes are different. You’d have to have a 2nd unique index which has all the rows from the table. A lot of large datasets would benefit from auto clu
by srcreigh 4y ago
Covering indexes are different. You’d have to have a 2nd unique index which has all the rows from the table. A lot of large datasets would benefit from auto clustering but can’t handle 2x the storage for the same data.
- hardwaresofton 4y agoAh thank you for noting this -- combined with SigmundA's answer I think I get how they're different, and how covering indexes are not the same solution