Microsoft SQL Server Index Architecture 

Very well explained, but I nearly fell asleep...

after watching this video i got an idea how index works in background.......and best video in RU-vid i have ever seen........... thankyou so much sir

Why would you ever choose the values of the leafs to be keys to the clustered index over pointers to the heap?

I have been trying to understand indexes for a while now. This video did a great visual explanation. Thank you.

this is awesome !! Perfect one

where did you get this from? is this part of a series?

This is the best explanation so far. Thanks a heap! 😉

9 years old and it still holds up 😊

Explain columnstore index

Nicely explained . Thanks so much !

Nice Video. Can you explain Multi Column Index in B Tree from?

Thanks for the video..

Thankyou 🙏😊🙏😊🙏

Thankyou 🙏😊🙏😊

The gold standard for this topic -- VERY NICELY DONE!! Thank you! :o)

Thanks.... excellently explained

one of the best videos on indexes

WOW

Nice explanation...

Ausgezeichnet

Ideal, thank you, i did not know many things about indexes, now I know

If i Would like to search for a name called "Martin" ,because "Martin" is a duplicate VALUE ,so whether it give three rows data which contains name "martin" ?and also i have a question that i want data for martin ,how can i find that which martin i am searching for?

Excellent, thanks for putting in an actual example. Good job.

at 5:01 minute in the video ,Rudd>=Akthar= TRUE ? Rudd has 470501 and Akthar has 470601 ,So which one is greater ? am i missing something ???

Well understood. Thanks

Golden explanation

Great explanation

great video,

where i am can find full course?

This is very helpful, thanks a lot.

Very well explained..

good

iyhoooo! understood

Good explanation

Gud One...

ok very good

Perfect

Data on the leaf level in the clustered key is stored sorted logically, not physically.

is this video sponsored by Microsoft? Like I get it, it is about SQL server. but for every step is it necessary to remind about SQL server? I mean I'm sure no one would think that one of the step in between is done by an Oracle server.. :p