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index Index is a directory. Index also refers to the database of Web pages maintained by a search engine or directory.
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index Published rate that serves as a base for the interest rate charged on a home equity line and also as the base for rate changes used by the lender.
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indexes The primary reason for using indexes is to improve query performance. Indexes are built on selected columns in a table. SQL Server uses two types of indexes: clustered and nonclustered. A clustered index determines the order of data in the table. When a clustered index is created on a table, SQL Server arranges the rows in the base table to match the order defined in the clustered index. Each table can have only one clustered index. ...
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indexes Includes index in no. 5.
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indexes lists of articles and sometimes classifieds or obituaries from magazines, journals, and newspapers about particular subjects, covering specific time periods. Indexes may be in electronic, print or microform formats.
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