indexing in sql server

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When I create an index on a table in sql server.
A unique id will be generated. How to view the unique id generated

If I create clustered index on a column having duplicate values, sql server will make it unique by appending some other data. How to get that inforamtion ?

Posted 27-Aug-15 22:49pm

Sagar Byali

Updated 27-Aug-15 23:14pm

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Advay Pandya 28-Aug-15 5:25am

Do you want to know, where can we find the indexes in SQL server ?

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2015-08-28T01:20:00

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If i understand you well, you want to get ID for last inserted value. See: @@IDENTITY[^].
Similar functions: SCOPE_IDENTITY[^], and IDENT_CURRENT[^].

Posted 28-Aug-15 1:20am

Maciej Los