Sunday, October 4, 2009

Tables with no Clustered Index

Most of the time it is a good practice to have a Clustered Index on each table. However I've seen numerous instances where there are tables without Clustered Index. The following code will help 
you to identify the list of tables which do not have Clustered Index.
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