Clustered index in sql server in two columns

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How to create clustered index with two columns

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create clustered index cdx_students on student_table(studentID&BatchID)

is that query correct.... then How to do...

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Posted 24-Aug-14 4:43am

Updated 24-Aug-14 20:10pm

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[no name] 24-Aug-14 10:51am

Did you try it? Shouldn't it be create clustered index cdx_students on student_table(studentID,BatchID)?

prasanna.raj 24-Aug-14 10:53am

yes its correct ?

David Lee 145 24-Aug-14 21:34pm

I think Management Studio can generate the script for you properly. How about trying it?

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Jitendra Ku. Sahoo · Answer 1 · 2014-08-24T22:10:00

SQL

create clustered index cdx_students on student_table(studentID&BatchID)

I think it should be

SQL

create clustered index cdx_students on student_table(studentID,BatchID)

Posted 24-Aug-14 22:10pm