No. If a table have primary key column automatically it is
clustered index. if a table have other than primary key 
it have non clustered index. so answer of the question is it
doesn't support non clustered index in the primary key column

No

No, its not possible to hving Primary key with Non Clusterd 
Index, because whenever we have to make a column as Primary 
Key, it will create a Clusterd Index on that Column 
automatically, it is due to the concept of paging, thats 
why we can have only 1 primay key and 1 clusterd index per 
Table...Enjoy :-)

Primary cannot be a non clustered index because when you 
are creating primary key on a column then by defualt 
cluster index will created on that column.

No, its not possible to hving Primary key with Non Clusterd 
Index, because whenever we have to make a column as Primary 
Key, it will create a Clusterd Index on that Column 
automatically, it is due to the concept of paging, thats 
why we can have only 1 primay key and 1 clusterd index per 
Table...Enjoy :-)

Primary key is also known as clusterd index which is 
physical structure .And noncluster index is logical 
structure .

therefore Primary key cant be a nonclustered index. and 
when we are creating primary key on a table system 
understands it as creation of clustered index.

this is the reason one table can have one primary key

Yes it is possible that a primary key can be non clustered 

create table abc(eid int PRIMARY KEY 
NONCLUSTERED,ename varchar(50),vid int)

create clustered index abc_clustered on abc (vid)


now if you will check the index on eid cloumne it will be 
unique and vid will have a clustered index.

Give it a try if you don't belive......

yes, it is possible