"Problem Description:
I'm looking forward to [StoreIgnore] attribute in EF 4 CTP 5. I would like to see a way to create index in table. Something like: [Indexed(Unique=false,Clustered=false)] int A { get; set; } [Indexed(Unique=false,Clustered=false)] int B { get; set; } [Indexed(Unique=false,Clustered=false)] int C { get; set; }"
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Comments: My understanding is that currently one cannot specify a clustered index on anything other than the primary key (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5813190). There are use cases where one can achieve dramatic performance benefits by specifying a custom clustured index. I request the implementation of this feature include this ability.
I'm looking forward to [StoreIgnore] attribute in EF 4 CTP 5. I would like to see a way to create index in table. Something like: [Indexed(Unique=false,Clustered=false)] int A { get; set; } [Indexed(Unique=false,Clustered=false)] int B { get; set; } [Indexed(Unique=false,Clustered=false)] int C { get; set; }"
This item was migrated from the DevDiv work item tracking system [ID=87553].
This work item originated from connect.microsoft.com. A member of the EF team at Microsoft should close the related Connect issue when closing this work item.
Comments: My understanding is that currently one cannot specify a clustered index on anything other than the primary key (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5813190). There are use cases where one can achieve dramatic performance benefits by specifying a custom clustured index. I request the implementation of this feature include this ability.