Tag: intermediate index page
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Intermediate Index Pages in SQL Server
SQL Server stores indexes in B+ Tree format on disk. Each node is represented by a SQL Server page. The actual rows are stored in data pages while the index structure resides in intermediate index pages. Read on to find out more.
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