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You can but new rows will not be clustered until you re-cluster. CLUSTER table_name USING index_name;
by cwbriscoe 1y ago
You can but new rows will not be clustered until you re-cluster.
CLUSTER table_name USING index_name;
- sroussey 1y agoI remember that for MySQL MyISAM (syntax was different) in the olden days. I thought Oracle let you do it though. My bad. MySQL Innodb and other have real clustered primary key indexes with all the pluses and minuses that entails.