By default, the primary key index of any table created in MS SQL is
set to unique and clustered. I see no reason for the PK to be
clustered and usually rebuild the index, removing the cluster from it.
Sometimes I assign it to a field that actually does cluster. Other
times I just leave it alone.

Is there some secret to the use of unique clustered indexes that I'm missing?

Thanks

Michael

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