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I recently received a question about the storage of nonclustered index keys. I am assuming you are aware of the fact that if your table has a clustered index, SQL Server uses the clustered index key (all of its columns, if it is a composite index) as a 'bookmark' in your nonclustered indexes, to allow your nonclustered indexes to uniquely ...
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SQL Server 2005 allows rows to include variable length columns which do not actually fit in the maximum row size of 8060 bytes. I previously posted about row-overflow columns, and discussed the maximum number of such columns that you could have in a single table. You can read that post here.
Just recently I received another question that ...
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At least, I think it might become my new favorite tool. J
One of my readers created a tool to graphically display database storage internals, like allocation information, actual page contents, etc. This is just the tool I would have wanted to write if I ever got back to doing any programming. Here's what the author, Danny ...
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