Is a clustered index always present for any table in SQL?
I am reading answers and a lot of people are saying that a clustered index is the physical way records are stored in a table. This is because changing a clustered index would physically reorder the location of records in your table. Does that mean every table must have a clustered index by default because any given table must store records in some physical way? Even for a table without a primary key, the records have to be stored in some order right?