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Clustered PK Index and Random Inserts
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Microsoft SQL Server
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Database design
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01476373
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>>Are you using identity field in the Archive table? E.g. the clustered index is on ArchiveID field, right?
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>No. It's an incremented integer pk kept track of by another table. I use Rick Strahl's wwbusiness class which utilizes this method instead of identity.
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>>What are the most common queries against Archive table?
>Most of the queries for most of the archive tables are by their pk.

In other words, you don't have a sequential PK that identifies this particular table but rather a PK from the original table, right? In this case I don't think it makes sense to make it clustered. Make it a PK, but non-clustered. You can use timestamp field as clustered index.
If it's not broken, fix it until it is.


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