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The basic techniques of indexing include creating primary key indexes, unique indexes, and non-unique (regular) indexes. Indexes can be clustered or non-clustered, depending on whether they determine the physical ordering of data in the table. Other techniques include full-text indexing and spatial indexing for textual and geospatial data respectively.
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