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Python Full-StackGlossaryClustered index

Databases

Clustered index

An index determining the physical order of rows on disk. One per table.

Why interviewers ask about it

In InnoDB the primary key is the clustered index, and every secondary index stores the primary key rather than a row pointer - which is why a wide primary key inflates every other index.

Related terms

Covering index

An index containing every column a query needs, so the engine never reads the table itself.

Composite index

An index over several columns, usable for queries filtering on a leftmost prefix of them.

This term is part of the free Python Full-Stack interview preparation module - browse the full glossary for every definition.

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