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Best video on this topic!❤ Thanks man!

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wow! what a clear explanation. Perfect!

Emil Egiazarian Math professor of NYU Excellent presentation

The Mr. Rogers of Database administration.

That the upload date is ten years ago must be my hallucination

Thank you, Very much for your kindness

wow I thought you were Nicolas Cage for a second

Awesome video. It's kicking Pluralsight's backend 😀.

GREAT JOB

WOW??? VERY CLEAR EXPLAINATION! GOD BLESS

I would love to see more videos on Ambiguous concepts of SQL on this channel thanks man.

Man, you've researched a lot such a quality video, you just kept answering all of the questions that I had referencing blogs and videos. God bless you brother

I watched so many videos about this topic and didn't understand but when i watched your video i still don't understand

For 10 years, I've learned the definitions of both coz i just couldnt grasp what it actually meant but the 2nd time watching this video, you have finally made me understand

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Hi, thanks for the nice tutorial. I have a problem though. I have my sql server on one computer and trying to connect to it from another computer and it doesn't seem to work. I am trying to connect using VB Script in Tia Portal. Any help would be highly appreciated.

Thank you! I interact with a SQL database often, but indexes are not something I deal with enough. This was great information and exactly what I needed (:

Somehow this video is a failure for me

Amazing Job

Thank you Nicholas Cage for the wonderful explanation.

Super explanation..... Great job !!

What if it doesnt work?

I had a hard time understanding the difference until I watched your video. Thanks for the simple explanation!

i still dont get it

This is awesome, I referred lost video but this one really hits me. This is next level explanantion.

Great video! Most of our slides on this topic in my college are based on this :)

Really nice video. Clear, concise, and provided a simple process to follow to allow networked connections. Thank you for posting this, I really appreciate the time/effort you put into this.

Thanks friend, that was a clear and concise explanation with excellent graphics.

Excellent video. Much easier with visuals than reading articles. Keep up the good work.

Great work, learned quite a lot about such a important topics in database the slides and visual explanation was piece of master piece

Big thanks man , you are the best

Buena explicacion, estoy dando mis primeros pasos en SQL server, y tu explicación me aclaro muchas dudas

DBA videos 9 years ago: "After the table data is put into physical order, SQL Server builds up a set of index pages". "DBA" videos today: "So you want to have a FAANG career? You'll need to have SQL on your CV, and I'm going to teach you how to pass the interview in 60 seconds."

ohhh I like it

what is an in decks?

Very nice and precise information

i love u bro

Elegant explanations like this are truly timeless, shifted through a bunch of videos attempting to word this same information in, like, double the time, and yet STILL failed to deliver as well as you did, sir, truly thank you.

veryy good explaining tyyy 😄

Great video!!

i understand more from this video than 3 hour training

This is all I was looking for. Best explanation about behind the scenes of indexing.

thank you its works

Excellent video, but even enabling tcp from windows 10, it didn't work. I have a VPS on Hostinger, with Firewall and open port, and it gives the same error, what could it be?

Excellent video. Finally I could find a video which is so crisp and clear. Thanks a ton!!

Thank you

way too fast for me to follow

Thanks a lot .

Clustered = index tree of actual data Nonclustered = separated index tree of pointers(to actual data) so you can sort/filter it however you want without affecting actual data god, they could have named them better