Database Lesson #7 of 8 - Database Indexes

Dr. Soper gives a lecture on database indexes. Topics covered include index concepts, linear vs. binary search strategies, estimating index storage space requirements, B-tree indexes, bitmap indexes, hash indexes, and clustered vs. non-clustered indexes.

[jimc]

Dr. Soper,
Thank you for this series for SQL Database Indexes. The series has great detail, clarity and presentation.

[RicardoFerreira-rcux]

this was by far the best index explanation I have ever seen

[rajendrasinghbisht]

A simple and nice and presentation about how database indexes works !

Thanks Dr. Soper !

[jefftrimmer]

Excellent information. Though I had to increase the play speed to 1.5 to maintain my sanity.

[channabasappaheralgi]

Gave a clear cut understanding on lot of DBMS Thanks for that superb video.

[kishankumarJha]

sir, it was the best tutorial I ever had. please keep updating ur tutorials

[shivankchopra]

Best video for understanding indexing on youtube! It compliments well with the indexing lessons given in Korth (Database System Concepts).

[Luccient]

This video helped me immensely, many thanks!

[hiteshjain]

Excellent Lecture !Lot of Basics covered ! Thank you so much ! 

[fillheimer]

Best argument for organization I have ever understood. 

[Jorrissie]

Very well explained with practical examples. Thanks!

[sentdc]

Good lecture. Although let me save you 20 minutes -- watch at x2 speed.

[didierfolly]

Thanks for the very well explained topic. Many things popped up to my mind after listening to your video. Keep doing such as great and interesting videos.

[tokierekowei]

Thank you So much Dr. Daniel. Very informative and very clear to understand

[niranbhandari]

Thanks for all the efforts in distributing your

[davejoseph]

Nice presentation and the tone (voice ) is perfect for a demo

[bojanzivkovic]

Great job, very nice explanation of very important topic for any DBA.

[danielalmeida]

This is the second time I come back to this video. Still amazes me how great the whole playlist is. I don't understand, however, why there must be only one clustered index per table.... can't we just update the leaf nodes whenever we update the table?

[Watchmerock]

You video was excellent. I really learned a lot from your explanation. Thank you so much for uploading this video. 

[danistdaniel]

i like this lessons Database keep it up guys