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    Hi, when we create a non clustered index for a table, an index is maintained in the database, but when we create the same on a view , does it get saved anywhere !! , i am also aware that views are not persisted in the DB, so i am a bit confused in this.

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      Hi, when we create a non clustered index for a table, an index is maintained in the database, but when we create the same on a view , does it get saved anywhere !! , i am also aware that views are not persisted in the DB, so i am a bit confused in this.

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      When selecting from a view, you will normally use the indexes on the base tables. In SQL Server (2000/2005) you can create indexes on a view (views are really virtual tables), but there are several caveats on how they are created. See Books Online for more information.

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